to bring them down? we will probably get to bring them down? we will probably get to to bring them down? we will probably get to 5.5, - to bring them down? we will probably get to 5.5, if- to bring them down? we willl probably get to 5.5, if unlucky five and three quarters by september, beginning probably spring next year we should start to see interest rates fall, by the end of next year we will be closer to 4% and 5%, certainly. we will be closer to 496 and 596, certainl . . ~ we will be closer to 496 and 596, certainl . ., ,, ,., we will be closer to 496 and 596, certainl . ., ,, y., , . certainly. thank you very much, callum pickering. looking wider now, and worldwide, food prices have been hit hard by inflation and the rising cost of living. many western countries have experienced major price increases in basic supplies, but for people in countries that are already struggling with conflict and the effects of climate change, the situation is devastating. the un s food and agr
but that s what we are now needing to change. there is a lot of greenwashing around, and we have to actively uncover that. the un food and agriculture 0rganisation is launching a framework to monitor the success of these programmes, but it will have to be done by the countries themselves, and they may or may not comply. navin singh khadka, bbc news. there are just two days to go until voters across the uk go to the polls. voters in england, wales, and scotland will pick who they want to run services that affect everyday life in their local area. those in northern ireland will choose its government. ahead of the vote, we will be profiling some of the key contests in the uk s four nations. today my colleague annita mcveigh joins us from the town of antrim in county antrim in northern ireland. it looks beautiful behind you!