a result the cost of borrowing is going up as a result of the cost of borrowing is going up as a result of that and so, there s lot scepticism a result of that and so, there s lot scepticism and her answer to that is to say scepticism and her answer to that is to say that scepticism and her answer to that is to say that is preaching the orthodox and it s a big bullet gamble orthodox and it s a big bullet gamble ever going to be seeing in the tub gamble ever going to be seeing in the tub it gamble ever going to be seeing in the tub it works for everybody seek because the tub it works for everybody seek because we don t want the country to because we don t want the country to be less because we don t want the country to be less successful and whether it does be less successful and whether it does or be less successful and whether it does or not, the test will come in the months does or not, the test will come in the months and indeed years to come, i the months and ind
priority is the vulnerable families who are really struggling and may have to choose between heating and eating and the priority is not really business. l eating and the priority is not really business. eating and the priority is not reall business. , ., ., really business. i understand that oint of really business. i understand that point of view. really business. i understand that point of view, but really business. i understand that point of view, but with really business. i understand that| point of view, but with businesses facing something like twice the amount of inflation, something has to give. and what will end up happening is either businesses will go bust and if you think that 60% of the private sector workforce work for small businesses, that could mean a lot of people losing their jobs. and also you are in a situation where many of those businesses will be forced to pass on those increased prices, and that will fuel inflation and hurt the most vulnerable. will fuel
before covid, but it s also a reminder of the damage that the disruption to education has left in its wake. we are seeing that in that widening gap between the north and south of england in particular. the government is putting £5 billion in england into education recovery. most of it so far into tutoring. but again, the take up of that has been twice as high in the wealthy southeast as here in the north east of england. one reason that, from this autumn, schools are going to get more money directly to spend on improving results. the time is 20 past six. our top story this evening: there are calls for the government to step in as the cap on energy prices is set to triple compared to a year ago. wickets tumble on the first day of the second test as england take on south africa. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: no novak at the us open. the former world number one pulls
today at six. calls for the government to step in, as the cap on energy prices is set to triple compared to a year ago. with the new energy price cap announced tomorrow, ministers are urged to help households and businesses facing crippling bills. it s frightening, to be perfectly honest. i don t know what we re going to do. i m just hoping that maybe somebody will offer us a lifeline, maybe the government will help. who knows? we ll be asking how ministers might respond to what are becoming urgent cries for help. also on the programme. as the family of nine year old olivia pratt korbel say they are heartbroken by her death, merseyside police pledged to bring her killer to justice. we will not rest until we find you
identity crisis and anguish crossing the european mentalities. thank you ve much the european mentalities. thank you very much indeed. the european mentalities. thank you very much indeed. supporters - the european mentalities. thank you very much indeed. supporters of- very much indeed. supporters of emmanuel macron would say he has developed post pandemic for french citizens, put a cap on energy prices for example which has cost to the maine state energy provider some 7 billion euros. marine le pen is also proposing that anyone under the age of 30 would not pay any income tax, which when you consider the footballer kylian mbappe would fall into that, it would be a windfall for him. if it is marine le pen and emmanuel macron in the second round, where will be support for the other candidates from each faction, where will their support go? that is one