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There? the government had to act? they had to act, but you could take a different definition of that and say this is acting because it is pretend and faked, then customers £200 in october when they are facing a £1000 price rise where i of the government takes £300, nearly 400 on energy bills, that is completely wrong —— when the government takes. thanks forjoining us. our business correspondent sarah corker is in leicester. what reaction are you getting to these latest announcements? goad these latest announcements? good afternoon. what _ these latest announcements? good afternoon. what...

Like hsbc will — be a lot more could be coming. banks like hsbc will necessarily _ be a lot more could be coming. banks like hsbc will necessarily pass - be a lot more could be coming. banks like hsbc will necessarily pass on - like hsbc will necessarily pass on the rate rises to their customers? i am an economist so i won't comment on their mortgage policy but generally speaking if we look through history there is a relationship between the bank rate and people's mortgages. find relationship between the bank rate and people's mortgages.— and people's mortgages. and for savers this _ and ...

The protocol are continuing. amidst the complexity, controversy and diplomatic dilemmas, northern ireland is facing increased uncertainty about its political future. i'm joined by naomi long, leader of the alliance party and northern ireland justice minister. thanks forjoining us. if paul givan resigns as he has indicated what is that going to mean? it is resigns as he has indicated what is that going to mean?— that going to mean? it is going to mean an incredibly _ that going to mean? it is going to mean an incredibly grave - that going to mean? it is going to| mean an incredibly grave situ...

They're now predicting inflation might get as high as 7.25% by april. here is why... sterling oil prices are almost 90% above their level is at the end of 2020. uk household gas prices were almost 400% higher. wholesale electricity price rises had risen by more than 300%. the idea is by making it more expensive to borrow it will slow down the inflationary temperature. but rising gas bills will have much more on the —— much more impact on what people can spend. a rate rise looks a lot less scary when you look back in time. it is important to put this historic rate rise in its historic conte...