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in music history. it's friday the seventh ofjune. our main story. a search is continuing on the greek island of symi this morning for the tv presenter, michael mosley, who has gone missing while on holiday. his wife raised the alarm after he failed to return from a hike on wednesday lunchtime. simonjones has the latest. in the scorching greek sunshine, the searches are continuing — both on land and from the air — trying to find out what has happened to michael mosley. this picture — along with an appeal for information — was posted on a local facebook group. greek police say ...

Does that mean we can stop worrying about the deficit . The parties are not saying much about money at the moment. But taxes, spending and borrowing are what governments do. Tonight, well ask if election promises on tax and spending can really be painlessly paid for. Also tonight, the 15 year old Anorexia Sufferer who took her own life after being discharged from Mental Health care against her parents wishes. Well hear from the writer emma woolf, who suffered from the illness for ten years. What can be done about anorexia . And Cornelia Parker has been appointed the official Election Artist. W...

Worth knowing for tonight. living standards will be lower at the end of this parliament than they were at the start of this parliament. that is not normal. another important piece of context. the economy has started growing a bit in recent months. the prime minister is keen to talk about that. but overall, in the past couple of years, it's been pretty flat and because of that flat growth experts, some of them anyway, are warning that we're likely to see a spending squeeze for whoever becomes the next government. so there's a question tonight — will the parties explain what they're going to d...

Of living is an issue the parties have been talking about a lot. we've all felt the impact of increasing prices. but one thing that's worth knowing is context for the debate is that living standards will be lower at the end of this parliament than they were at the start of this parliament. that doesn't normally happen. another piece of context — the economy has started to grow a bit in recent months. you can see it here. but overall, economic growth has been pretty flat. and because of that, experts are warning of this — that there's likely to be a spending squeeze for whoever becomes the ...

Food prices, higher mortgagel payments, higher rents, - higher costs of petrol to get to work and now budgeting for £800 or £900 extra. i so that's why we've said - that the government should do more on the windfall tax. and also, and actuallyl this is something today which is so frustrating - in the autumn statement, the government said they're going to do more to retrofitl homes — starting in 2025. but we've got an emergency now with energy bills. - but we said over a year ago. that you could be retrofitting two million homes a year, i saving people up to £1,000 off their bills. and the...