storytelling, and identifying that, black comedians can tell these kind of stories. mr. abbott: so you re. chris. chris: yes sir. abbott: i m mr. abbott, your guidance counsellor. aramide tinubu: by the time everybody hates chris debuted in 2005, chris rock was a massive star. beretta smith shomade: everybody hates chris is a funny recalling of chris rock s childhood in 1980 s brooklyn. chris: my father always knew what everything cost. dad: that s $1.09 in the trash. that s two dollars on fire! todd bridges: it was an all black show in the home, and chris got bussed to an all white school. chris: was the junior high school across the street really that bad? [gun shots] [screaming] chris: much like rock and roll, school shootings were also invented by blacks and stolen by the white man. tinubu: and then, of course in 2006 upn merged with the wb to become what we now know as the cw.
rising food bills are a challenge for all of us at the moment. i have been carrying out a very unscientific experiment, buying the same ten basic items every month or so from aldi to see what food inflation looks like. the shop has cost me 18.29, an increase from 14.57 this time last year, i have done this shop nine times over the last year or so and pricing is have gone up and down in that period, but today, each of these ten items is more expansive than this time last year. the standout the crinkle cut frozen chips which have gone from 1.09 to 1.95. that is a 25.5% annual increase my trolley. higher than the
over the last year or so and prices of individual items have gone up and down within that period but today, each of these ten items is more expensive than they were this time last year. the standout increase is these crinkle cut frozen chips, which are up 79%, from £1.09 to £1.95. sugar was up 62%, from 65p to £1.05. but cornflakes increased a little less, just 13%, from £1.99 to £2.25. so my whole trolley has gone up by 25.5% in a year. that is higher than the overall inflation rate and higher than the official rate for food inflation too, as price rises are higher on lots of basic food items. bread, milk, eggs and fruit and vegetables. and how does it feel, what sort of impact is it having on your budget? my budget is quite depleted! i m 78, i live on my pension.
around 1.09 overnight, but this morning we had reports in the ft that privately the bank, people at the bank of england are telling pension fund investors that actually if it is needed, that support will carry on beyond friday. rather confusing picture. this morning the pound has rented ever so slightly, but it is clearly quite sensitive and the market that really matters, the uk debt, the ious, the yields on those, the interest rates on those back up again this morning on the 30, 20, ten and five years relations. when checked earlier the 20 year guilt, the yield of top 5% this morning, the first time that has happened since before the bank of england first intervened. a rather confusing picture. ithink of england first intervened. a rather confusing picture. i think if people are concerned the key things are when we talk about pension funds and possible pension fund is collapsing, we are talking about particular pension fund products, schemes within larger funds. even