6% figure increase. there is figures are not going to meet in the middle. they are not going to be accepted. they are not going to be accepted. the government says the junior doctors wishes for a 30% pay increase are unrealistic and will fuel inflation. thejunior increase are unrealistic and will fuel inflation. the junior doctors say unless they are satisfied with the pay offer, they will keep striking. the pay offer, they will keep strikinu. , ., ~ i. 0ur political correspondent, pete saull, is live at downing street. they have accepted the pay review recommendations for public sector workers like doctors, as we ve heard, for teachers too. how are they going to fund it? heard, for teachers too. how are they going to fund it? that s right, let me take they going to fund it? that s right, let me take you they going to fund it? that s right, let me take you through they going to fund it? that s right, let me take you through some - they going to fund it? that s right, let me tak
they are are concerned we will get a wage price spiral, then employers are charging extra to cover the costs and wages go up again to cover that. so far it s not an that is happening but certainly there is enough ammunition for the hawks who want to raise interest rate on the bank of england s monetary committee to out shout the dubs that don t. thank you for giving us the latest in getting behind some of the headline figures. anki. one of australia s highest profile tv hosts has presented his final show after receiving what s described as relentless racist abuse. stan grant was a host on abc australia presenting the popular political panel show 0 and a . but on friday he announced he was leaving. he said racist abuse he regularly received had escalated after his involvement in coverage of the king s coronation, where he spoke about the impact of colonisation on indiginous peoples. after a backlash to his comments, stan grant said no one at the abc came to support him.
looking for cheaper insurance. it is not a case of living within your means. you might be on £30,000 a year but you might have two children and your mortgage costs have gone up along with your other utilities and you are left with literally nothing. these are not people who are greedy. they are not lazy. they are keeping all the services that we need a float and all they want is a pay rise. the pay rises that be are being awarded are not astronomical. some of the places i have seen, they are lucky, lucky if they get 5%. it is not these 35% headline figures or even the 15% headline figures, they are not getting those pay rises. they are not. to be clear, even if they were getting a 10% pay rise, it still equates to a pay cut because of the cost of living increase. i am
banks are already tightening lending, something they want to avoid. a delicate operation. clare sebastian joining us live from london, many thanks. eric auris is chief investment officer with gideon strategic partners. he joins me from baltimore in maryland. good to have you with us. thanks, great to be here. how likely is it that this emergency rescue bid by usb to buy its rival, credit suisse, will achieve the goal of avoiding a global banking crisis by halting investor panic after the collapse of two u.s. banks? i think it remains highly unclear. even the terms, while we ve seen a few headline figures, and there s been multiple today, even the terms have yet to be fully worked out. in fact, ubs executives telling employees to continue to treat credit suisse as competition. that being said, the package itself, $100 billion, full state