reaction, but also households, as you say, buffeted by double—digit increases in standard energy tariffs in october and anticipating that again in april. the message from both bank of england and the chancellor and the government over the next few months is key to how households and businesses respond, it doesn't get in the way of what has been a decent rebound in economic growth. {eek has been a decent rebound in economic growth.— has been a decent rebound in economic growth. 0k good to talk to you. — economic growth. 0k good to talk to you, simon. _ economic growth. 0k good to talk to you, simon. have - economic growth. 0k good to talk to you, simon. have a i economic growth. 0k good to i talk to you, simon. have a good day. simon frenchjoining us with his thoughts on what central bank might do. when we get news of the decisions, we will let you know. let's turn to the cop26 climate change summit in glasgow where countries around the world are pledging today to end all new investment in coal today, and committing to phasing out coal power from 2030. it comes as scientists warn fossil fuel emissions could rebound to pre—pandemic levels this year and rise even further next year. but the boss of oil giant shell has told the bbc