outlook? this dilemma is with the bank of england outlook? this dilemma is with the bank of england moved i outlook? this dilemma is with i the bank of england moved more slowly than market is expected last time around, if the bank of england terrified in the long term damage of inflation and may view an economic slowdown has the short term pain with paying for the long term going of bringing inflation back, the government probably wants some growth out there and may view a recession is a bigger danger than bashan because inflation means unemployment, voters will be unhappy about inflation but were unhappy they lose their jobs, so you have a tension between the two, bank of england more worried about inflation, government more worried about recession another reason why the pound is under pressure because you have this divergences between the two leading institutions that control the economy. minister yesterday control the economy. minister yesterday interviewed - control the econom
the court of appeal in march of this year, it has shifted very quickly, and the various ministries have actually been engaging, including with the lgbt community, and the organisation i am part of it is also part of the conversation. it has been going on for the past few months. leading up to what was announced by the prime minister yesterday. minister yesterday. even though the announcement minister yesterday. even though the announcement has - minister yesterday. even though the announcement has been - the announcement has been heralded by lots of people in the community as a really important step forward, at the same time it has been criticised, because the prime minister effectively drew a red line when it comes to gay marriage. line when it comes to gay marriage- line when it comes to gay marriaue. . , ., ., marriage. the details are not out et, marriage. the details are not out yet. we marriage. the details are not out yet, we don t marriage. the details are not out yet,
and is now seeking medical help. he faces an inquiry by a parliamentary watchdog after a complaint and has been suspended as a tory mp. over the weekend, new allegations emerged against mr pincher, including that he made inappropriate advances to three mps. he has strongly denied the claims. the issue for borisjohnson is that when he was considering making mr pincher a whip in february, one of those mps contacted downing street to express his concern. so how much did borisjohnson know? a minister yesterday repeated the number 10 line that mrjohnson knew nothing specific. i m saying that i ve been informed this morning that he did not know about specific allegations. the whip was removed from chris pincher, who, by the way, is now under a formal investigation process and it s important that process is allowed to happen. but dominic cummings, former aide and now fierce critic of mrjohnson, said long before appointing
he s apologised, said he drank far too much, and is now seeking medical help. he faces an inquiry about a parliamentary watchdog if after a complaint and has been suspended as a tory mp. over the weekend, new allegations emerged against mr pincher, including that he made inappropriate advances to three mps. he has strongly denied the claims. the issue for borisjohnson is that when he was considering making mr pincher a whip in february, one of those mps contacted downing street to express his concern. so how much did borisjohnson know? a minister yesterday repeated the number 10 line that mrjohnson knew nothing specific. i m saying that i ve been informed this morning that he did not know about specific allegations. the whip was removed from chris pincher, who, by the way, is now under formal investigation process and it s important that process is allowed to happen. but dominic cummings, former aide and now fierce critic of mrjohnson, said long before appointing
commission has put forward this proposalfor a commission has put forward this proposal for a complete commission has put forward this proposalfor a complete ban on russian oil by the end of the year, and if they can get that across the finish line, that would be the toughest package of sanctions that they ve imposed so far on russia. but four countries like hungary and slovakia, this is a big, big step. they say that in the current form, they can t accept this package of sanctions. one hungarian minister yesterday said it wasn t a question of political will, it was simply a matter of political reality, that it would destroy in his words the hungarian economy, and you have to think that slovakia and hungary are landlocked. it is more complicated for them to find alternative sources of oil that would be supplied by c, but what we understand, though, is that negotiations are continuing to try and find a compromise, that