speaker, it wasn t honoured to welcome my firm friend president zelensky to the uk last week. the uk is at the forefront of supporting ukraine, we were the first country to provide support for troops, the first to commit battle tanks and most recently the first to provide long range weapons. he will have seen the powerful scenes coming out of the g7 summit in hiroshima last week, and i have always been clear that we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. mr that we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. that we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that the as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that the price - as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that the price of i learned today that the price of milk, cheese and eggs are up 29%, the price of pasta up 27%, the price of a loaf of bread 18%.
seaker, this is a cost of greed crisis? mr speaker, it was welcome that inflation has fallen today, but as the chancellor said, we should not be complacent because there is more work to do. the honourable gentleman is right to highlight the impact of food inflation, which is too high. at the levels we have seen in other countries like sweden and germany, we are providing significant support to help people with the cost of living, and the chancellor has met with companies in the supermarket and food supply chain to make sure that they are doing everything they can to bring prices down. food inflation remains can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at a - can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at a near - can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at a near 45. can to bring prices down. fr>r>c inflation remains at a near 45 year high, and yesterday the treasury indicated that the chancellor stands ready to a
speaker, it wasn t honoured to welcome my firm friend president zelensky to the uk last week. the uk is at the forefront of supporting ukraine, we were the first country to provide support for troops, the first to commit battle tanks and most recently the first to provide long range weapons. he will have seen the powerful scenes coming out of the g7 summit in hiroshima last week, and i have always been clear that we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. mr that we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. that we will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that the as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that the price - as long as it takes. mr speaker, we learned today that the price of - learned today that the price of milk, cheese and eggs are up 29%, the price of pasta up 27%, the price of a loaf of bread 18%.
seaker, this is a cost of greed crisis? mr speaker, it was welcome that inflation has fallen today, but as the chancellor said, we should not be complacent because there is more work to do. the honourable gentleman is right to highlight the impact of food inflation, which is too high. at the levels we have seen in other countries like sweden and germany, we are providing significant support to help people with the cost of living, and the chancellor has met with companies in the supermarket and food supply chain to make sure that they are doing everything they can to bring prices down. food inflation remains can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at a - can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at a near i can to bring prices down. food inflation remains at a near 45. can to bring prices down. fr>r>c inflation remains at a near 45 year high, and yesterday the treasury indicated that the chancellor stands ready to a