then you have the treasury secretary today basically throwing up her hands and saying there s not much we can do about this. that s the same thing with the commerce secretary that said it s out of our control. and then joe biden, the president. the day before said i can t flick a switch and turn this inflation offer. so you get a sense that this administration is like a little ship out in the high seas with the gale-force winds and not bobbing along with any kind of strategy. there doesn t seem to be any kind of switch in policy or any kind of plan to get us out of this high inflation. you got gasoline prices now at $4.85 a gallon nationwide. that is double what they were when trump walked out of office. those are huge increases. neil: maybe i think the strategy to wait it out. you talked about the president is talking about i can t turn off a switch. of course, a year ago if you
applause in the year ahead and over this parliament we will continue our investment in and reform of education, we will implement the recommendations of the 0ecd review of the curriculum, we will continue to work to close the poverty related attainment gap with further investment of £1 billion over the course of the parliament. since the election, over 200 million has already been provided to local authority, head teachers and other partners. we will provide funding for councils to recruit 3500 additional teachers and 500 classroom assistants. £50 million of this funding has already been allocated to support the recruitment of the classroom assistants and the first 1,000 teachers. we will reduce the cost of the school day, since the cost of the school day, since the election we have already established music tuition charges and extended universal provision of school meals to children in primary