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We face a massive dilemma. last year was officially the uk's warmest year on record. london was burning california's fuel choked, highly flammable forests, combined with drier conditions linked to climate change. swathes of land across southern pakistan have been turned into islands. national records have been broken in eight countries and regional- records in three others. climate change is making extreme weather more likely. so, tackling it is more urgent than ever, but... prices are rising at their fastest rates for a0 years. food and fuel, and energy. all of us have seen the cost of living...

National records have been broken in eight countries and regional records in three others. climate change is making extreme weather more likely, so tackling it is more urgent than ever. but prices are rising at their fastest rates for a0 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 fro...

To normal came the war in ukraine, causing a huge increase in the cost of energy. we want 10%! workers are experiencing the deepest and longest wage squeeze into 200 years. cost—of—living crisis, energy prices soaring, the cost of fuel and household goods and food — people are on their knees and they're saying, "we need more, we need a fair pay rise." inflation hit 11% as the latest wave of strikes began. the institute of fiscal studies estimates the cost of raising pay to match that across the whole of the public sector would be £18 billion. the government says that increase is unaffor...

Causing a huge increase in the cost of energy. we want 10%! workers are experience in the deepest and longest wage workers are experiencing the deepest and longest wage squeeze into 200 years. cost—of—living crisis, energy prices soaring, the cost of fuel and household goods and food — people are on their knees and they�*re saying, "we need more, we need a fair pay rise." inflation hit 11% as the latest wave of strikes began. the institute for fiscal studies estimates the cost of raising pay to match that across the whole of the public sector would be £18 billion. the government says ...

Inflation becoming more engrained. are you trying to get into peoples' heads and ask them for them not to ask for too high pay rises? broadly, yes. really? in the sense of saying we do need to see moderation of wage rises. now, that is painful. an unusually blunt acknowledgement of yet another battle raging in the british economy. after a decade of stagnation, many workers, including those in the public sector, are unlikely and unwilling to allow another fall in their living standards. a fresh wave of strike action on the railways, causing huge disruption. we understand the anger caused by the...