Slight fall in inflation yesterday. The governor of the bank said he expects that trend to continue but cautioned that hes watching to see whether further rises may be needed in the future. With all the details, heres our economics correspondent andrew verity. At this shared workspace in brixton in south london, what higher Interest Rates mean for students like paige is fewer landlords entering the Rental Market and more selling up as their Mortgage Costs jump and rents rise rapidly. After her landlord sold, shes given up finding a decent home to rent and moved back in with her parents. With the competition out there and what you get for your money in london, it just wasnt worth it. You would see a Shoe Box Room or a double mattress literally in a room with no floor space for upwards of, like, £800. Gerald, who runs the workspace, is also a landlord who said he had more than 80 applicants when he tried to let out a local flat for £1500 a month. The trouble for him was the Mortgage Pa
A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. Lets go to doug mcelway, live with the news with a. Great to see you. Brittian had long ago come to the conclusion that russia used a nerf agent to poison the two. It was only yesterday that the State Department officially concurred, promising to impose new sanctions. The sanctions will take effect later this month and are believed to include denying russian licenses for the purposes of exports among other things. The any sanctions follow the Trump Administration order last march to expand 60 russian diplomats, the largest expulsion in history and close the russian consulate in washington. Russia vehemently denied the poisoning. Connecting new sanctions to these events in salisbury is unacceptab
immediate tweet that might not have anything to do with policy or anything like. that something that the president expresses and has the word witch hunt it in, they want to navel gaze on what will get that. and paymenting the whole room like that. kennedy: not saying they re the enemy of the people. a journalist looks at the situation or press release or a tweet and find the news worthy value. katie: if the president is tweeting something he said 50 times before it s not news worthy. you re right about people tuning out and saying i m exhausted with the cycle, it never ends, these two weeks have been the slowest since the president decided to run for office in 2015. people really look at it and say, enough, i want the result, i know that my paycheck is bigger. but did he get the results? he said he was five for five. it was four for five? he had the math a little bit wrong.
and her answer was, well, i would think he wants the justice department to investigate anything that they believe to be a potential crime. and if you just play that back, clip set that aside. that is stunning because what we re seeing here is what we ve been talking about since the show began is this president s anger at his justice department and attorney general for investigating him because they re not sure whether or not his campaign may have committed some crimes during the last election. it s really just sort of a stunning moment and stunning political tin ear tone deafness, whatever you want to call it. ashley at the risk of being accused of navel gaze ll let s take a moment and talk about our profession. i ve said around the newsroom for the last couple of months the last thing you want to be this year is a pulitzer prize judge. good luck there because i think we could double the number of them usually awarded for the reporting that has gone on in the first six months of th