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That's it from me. there's plenty more on our website. i'll pass you back to the team at breakfast. see you in half an hour. bye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay here at the national glass centre in sunderland and sally nugent in the breakfast studio. 0ur headlines at 7am: downing street refuses to commit to increasing state pensions in line with inflation — it comes ahead of the latest cost of living figures which are out in the next few minutes. sometimes i've been left with £30 in the account for over a week to pay everything and just don't have it.

Of course we can review how we fund state pensions going forward in the medium term, but we are talking about people over the coming months and who have already suffered because they didn't get a proper inflation linked rise this year, which still has to last them until next april. they gotjust 3.1%, despite being promised far more originally. 50 despite being promised far more oriainall . ., despite being promised far more oriainall. ., , originally. so you are saying this is really about _ originally. so you are saying this is really about a _ originally. so you are saying this is really abo...

In sunderalnd talking to households, families and busineses and asking how they are coping. our economics correspondent, andy verity, explains what's driven today's rise in inflation. pension, £140 a week. in sunderland, “ust like pension, £140 a week. in sunderland, just like every — pension, £140 a week. in sunderland, just like every other _ pension, £140 a week. in sunderland, just like every other town _ pension, £140 a week. in sunderland, just like every other town in _ pension, £140 a week. in sunderland, just like every other town in the - just like every other town in the c...

MORE than 30,000 households in Dorset are set to be impacted if benefits don't rise in line with inflation, analysis shows.

MORE than 30,000 households in Dorset are set to be impacted if benefits don't rise in line with inflation, analysis shows.