people have got access to those interest free options, the holidays and things like that, to ease that pressure while the plan is working through, i think is really essential and certainly something that i know many people will be glad to be able to take advantage of. market day, a choice for voters and a west country academic says that success here for the lib dems would mark significant progress after recent by election wins. it s not as liberal, i don t think, as somewhere like chesham and amersham was. it doesn t have the high, very high proportion of graduates that some of those seats have. it s closer to the national average. so in some respects it s the lib dems going back to the kind of old heartlands that they had pre coalition and pre brexit. it s not one of the kind of highly educated, remain leaning seats that they were targeting in 2019. my name is neil guild. i m the labour party candidate in the somerton by election. a soldier. name recognition.
last year, by 2035, that s higher if emissions don t come down, and by 2060, such a heat wave could add one percentage point to overall inflation. now, that might not sound like a lot, but bear in mind that central banks have a target of 2%. so this would be accounting for around half of that. the main takeaway is that we re able to identify that historical increases in temperatures do in fact cause upwards pressures on inflation across different economies of the world, and in particular when we start to evaluate those impacts looking forward into the future what we find is that future global warming is going to cause persistent increases in prices, in particularfood prices, but also general prices. this does have implications for the uk. despite brexit, we are very much part of the wider european food system. just under half of the food consumed in the uk comes from abroad and around a quarter, 28%, you can see it there in pink comes from mainland europe.
country after brexit, now that the government sancho and hajit arrived from india two years ago. and desired to be a sanctuary for the desperate, yes, but an ongoing desire for control too is the nature of immigration changes. how is migration to the east of england to great yarmouth changing since brexit? i think since brexit, obviously free movement has been switched off. so, we are seeing less internationals moving into the town that we saw a pre brexit. but what we have seen and its place is that there are no some temporary visa schemes in plates. piercing are seeing less migrants but different nationalities not being able to the town because of these visa routes being open to both the eu and non eu communities. video or right for decades ago
chosen to come to university and speak to a new generation of people from northern ireland who have grown up from northern ireland who have grown up anytime where there has not been this widespread political violence. talk about what they want for the of northern ireland. we talk about what they want for the of northern ireland. northern ireland. we are “ust trying to understand northern ireland. we are “ust trying to understand what northern ireland. we are “ust trying to understand what the northern ireland. we arejust trying to understand what the meeting - to understand what the meeting between rishi sunak and joe biden will characterise look like, what they will discuss. we are being told not to expect any discussion on a free trade agreement. that s something the uk has trying to secure since the uk voted to leave the eu. something that under donald trump s president ship was talked about, and very much hope for pre brexit anyway. about, and very much hope for pre-br
make with the dup. to any progress that he may hope to make with the dup. yes, there is no doubt the dup make with the dup. yes, there is no doubt the dup see make with the dup. yes, there is no doubt the dup see joe make with the dup. yes, there is no doubt the dup see joe biden - make with the dup. yes, there is no doubt the dup see joe biden as - make with the dup. yes, there is no doubt the dup see joe biden as a i doubt the dup seejoe biden as a pro irish politician, describes himself as a proud irish american, a proud irish catholic, so it is hard to see how he will find much common ground with the dup. they will of course meet him today but there will not be a chance for real talks with that party, traditionally, the dup have always seen us presidents to be more on the side of the nationalist parties here in northern ireland, so they are not typical bedfellows he will come out the dup and us presidents. they will meet him, of course, but they have so many issues with brex