research for the bbc has found. analysts compared the prices of 23 items in france, germany, italy, spain and the netherlands. the uk is the most expensive place to buy ketchup £1.92 compared to £1.37 in italy. toilet roll is a whopping £3.80 here it s only £2.66 in italy. we re also the most expensive for mayonnaise, butter and margarine. but we have the cheapest nappies £5.57 for the average pack they re more than double that in france at £12.43. and we have the cheapest frozen pizza £1.92, again, it s most expensive in france. if we add up the whole basket of 23 items, france was overall the priciest, germany the cheapest you can see the uk in the middle of the table here. if you want to see more of this analysis, head to the bbc website and look for our tackling it together pages. now a look at some other stories
take toilet roll. £3 80 in the uk, more expensive here than anywhere else. this was the price in italy. catch up again more expensive in the uk. this is the price in france. a different story for rice, £126, it was the cheapest in spain and the uk. you can see the price in france. frozen pizza, 1.92 in the uk. this is the price in france. i should point out that the data didn t include algae and little in the uk. there are a whole host of factors why food prices differ between countries i have been hearing from the person behind this research. the first one is the supply chain differences between the countries. some countries produce their own food, which is then processed for the local population.
A voter turnout of 31.92 per cent was recorded in West Bengal s Sagardighi till 11 am as the polling began amid tight security today, informed Election Commission of India.
from louisiana in focus today. thank you for sticking around for the breaking news. thank you. right now we have a crisis. gas prices are crazy. the gas prices right now are ridiculous. short term it is despicable. long term, hell no. you can run but you can t hide from inflation. harris: americans complaining to fox news digital about the skyrocketing gas prices as we caught up with them. inflation just hit a new 40-year high with consumer prices jumping nearly 8% over the past year meaning it is not just gasoline that has gone up. it is everything. still americans are paying nearly $2 more at the pump since the first day president biden took office. 1.92. of course we re in day 15 of putin s war. so you see what proceeded what, right? the white house is not taking any of the responsibility,
what we have what he said it s a decent jobs report. the reason it is getting better is because the country was covering from covid. government programs have ended that keep people unemployed. covid is down. number of retirees returning to the workforce. they retired early an want to get back in the workforce. the questions shouted to him about inflation he ignored. wages areing up, but prices are going up faster and avoided rising fuel prices because his administration is waging war on oil and gas. you can t build the pipelines and then he blames putin. he is part of it but he is a bigger part of it, biden. harris: the war is 37 days in. we saw $1.92 hike before the war started during his presidency and he has only been