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tonight, and this comes also as his former president, former vice president, might pounce, is releasing a memoir today where he is expected to criticise his former bossin expected to criticise his former boss in that book. mike pence. the latest figures show a rise in unemployment within the uk workforce for the three months to september. unemployment now stands at around three point six percent, that s up from three point five percent in august. although this does remain at a near 50 year low. regular pay is increasing too, by around 5.7 percent in the year to september. but, when adjusted for rising prices, wages fell by 2.7 percent. let s get more on this now with our employment correspondent, zoe conway, who s at eastgate indoor market in gloucester for us. what have people been saying? hill we are here at the market as part of the bbc s cost of living tackling
workforce for the three months to september. unemployment now stands at around 3.6%, that s up from 3.5 in august. although this does remain at a near 50 year low. regular pay is increasing too, by around 5.7% in the year to september. but when adjusted for rising prices, wages fell by 2.7%. let s get more on this now with our employment correspondent, zoe conway, who s at eastgate indoor market in gloucesterfor us. hello, we are at the eastgate market as part of the bbc“s cost of living tackling it together coverage. 0ne tackling it together coverage. one of the really significant bits of data that has come out today is how many people are considering to be economically inactive, people either not in work, not looking for work or might perhaps be an education.
we totally understand the frustration that nurses and other health care staff are feeling, we ve got rising cost of living, increased pressure on the front line, so we do see the challenges there. i am really delighted that the secretary of state and the royal college of nursing coming round the table today, because the critical thing is, for patients and for staff indeed, is that we actually resolve this dispute and seek to move on. that is the most important element here, trusts are doing everything they can to manage the existing demand across the nhs, and indeed to prepare for any industrial action. they will be ready for this, what they would like to see is resolution. joining us now is ben zaranko, a senior research economist at the uk“s leading economic research group the institute for fiscal studies, who have released a new report today. it reveals hospitals are carrying out fewer appointments