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Striking, is demanding i2%. normal times in germany the demand is 6% and they settle for half, which is three, and three is roughly in line with the ecb, the european central bank inflation because if you add i% productivity growth is fine. if you demand 10.5 you would expect at least five. recent wage rises would suggest they could get seven this year and perhaps another for next year. that is at least what i expect. that is way too high for inflation, but we also have to take into account that workers have been suffering over the last two years, not just because inflation is high but they ha...

Suddenly a solution. first disruption to the public, there is suddenly a solution.— disruption to the public, there is suddenly a solution. first of all, i think we have _ suddenly a solution. first of all, i think we have got _ suddenly a solution. first of all, i think we have got a _ suddenly a solution. first of all, i think we have got a reasonable . suddenly a solution. first of all, i - think we have got a reasonable deal, one that is fair to nurses but fair, crucially to your point, to the public finances and fed to making sure that we stick to our goal of halving inflation. we could...

Weather more likely, so tackling it is more urgent than ever. but... prices are rising at their fastest rates for 40 years. _ food and fuel, that energy. all of us have seen the cost of living going up. cost of living. we buy less and we buy cheaper products. if they're not going to give us the wage rises, we can't- compete with inflation. the uk has been trying to lead the global effort to tackle climate change. it's time for humanity to grow up. but climate change is far from the prime minister's only concern. our country is facing a profound economic crisis. but warnings about the effects o...

We buy less and we buy cheaper products. if they're not going to give us the wage rises, we can't- compete with inflation. the uk has been trying to lead the global effort to tackle climate change. it's time for humanity to grow up. but climate change is far from the prime minister's only concern. our country is facing a profound economic crisis, a profound economic crisis. but warnings about the effects of climate change are getting louder. we are on a fast track to climate disaster. climate activists say there is no time to waste. if we don't end our contribution to climate change, we will s...

Perhaps, perhaps go higher, to try to rein in those rising prices, and the other important thing to set it against is average wage rises. we talked about this yesterday. average wage increases for the end of last year where at 6.7%. prices are going up year where at 6.7%. prices are going up at 10.1%, year where at 6.7%. prices are going up at10.1%, wages year where at 6.7%. prices are going up at 10.1%, wages are not keeping up up at 10.1%, wages are not keeping up with prices. that is why so many people are feeling a cost of living squeeze and if you think about that in terms of where we are...