promise and potential, and also the pain. for once again, australia s diamonds shone brightest. having beaten them just three days ago in the groups, england were up for their first final, all right, and matched australia in a tight first quarter. but there on in, australia got a grip on the game. she gets it straightaway. built on an intense defence, the diamonds cutting edge across the court saw them build a commanding ten goal lead by the final quarter. england had to throw caution to the wind, the ball into the unknown. courtney bruce comes out playing. ..where australia were waiting to pounce. world champions for a 12th time. such is the difference between a team that have been in 12 of them and a team that have just broken into their first one. and you know, it s a tough lesson and, of course, over the next few days, i m sure it will sink in in terms of that history that we ve made. but for now, i think it s ok for us to feel a little bit disappointed.
spending too much time on twitter, and not enough time working on how to make tesla be better and bigger. so, there s lots to unpack here, but worth mentioning once again, this is elon musk we are talking about. we don t know whether he is being serious, we don t know whether there will be a chief executive in six weeks time because you never quite know with elon musk. in the last two minutes, a number of media reports are suggesting linda yaccarino may be the person who might be the ceo. she s currently a chairman at universal. we are working to confirm this at the bbc and we will bring you that information as and when we get it, the bank of england has raised interest rates at their highest level in 15 years from a.25% to 4.5%. it is the 12th time the bank has raised rates in 18 months. the bank s governor said he no longer expected the uk to enter recession but warned that
to the tweet, they think he s being serious because tesla shares average prices have shot up at this news. tesla shareholders were worried that elon musk would be spending too much time on twitter, and not enough time working on how to make tesla be better and bigger. so, there s lots to unpack here, but worth mentioning once again, this is elon musk we are talking about. we don t know whether he is being serious, we don t know whether there will be a chief executive in six weeks time because you never quite know with elon musk. in the last two minutes, a number of media reports are suggesting linda jakarino may be the person who might be the ceo. she s currently a chairman at universal. we are working to confirm this at the bbc and we will bring you that information as and when we get it, so do to stay tuned for more development on that story. it is the 12th time the bank
justifiable, the price that is, for peeple to pay- justifiable, the price that is, for people to pay. people won t afford it? no. inflation people to pay. people won t afford it? no. inflation is people to pay. people won t afford it? no. inflation is proving - people to pay. people won t afford it? no. inflation is proving sticky l it? no. inflation is proving sticky in stoke it? iiru inflation is proving sticky in stoke and well be on. and that is what the bank of england forecast points to today, inflation coming down from today s number of over 10% but still remaining above 5% by the end of this year. the bank pins this mainly on food prices which are rising at record highs and that is despite the fact that the wholesale cost of ingredients have started to come down. that is why interest rates were raised again today for the 12th time and perhaps not the last. the governor focused the 12th time and perhaps not the last. the governorfocused on the 12th time and perhaps not the l
a cloudy start to friday. friday and saturday mostly dry, but always the chance of some further showers at times. that s it head to our website to find out about the runner who has run 73 marathons in 73 days. we re back in half an hour. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. interest rates are set to rise for a 12th time in a row as the bank of england tries to curb high inflation. the decision could mean more bad news for homeowners and borrowers, i ll explain why. more than £1 billion was stolen through fraud in the uk last year. that s around £2,000 per minute. it s advantage inter after a thrilling milan derby at the san siro. they shocked their city rivals ac milan with two goals inside the opening ten minutes to move within sight