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given the size of the province and the very rural nature of it, the opportunity to move relatively unseen across parts of that province. it means that these people can act, not with impunity, but acted in a way that they did in many years gone by through almost safe networks. however, we are about to come to the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. and many republicans were against it, which is actually why some of them continue to fight. and i think with that on the horizon, a potential presidential visit by presidentjoe biden, and this resurgence for attacks against the emergency services and security services, rather, it seems prudent that the threat level should rise. let’s threat level should rise. let s brina threat level should rise. let s brin: in threat level should rise. let s bring in chris threat level should rise. let s bring in chris and threat level should rise. let s bring in chris and ian. - threat level should rise. let s bring in chris and ian.
5%, why have rates gone up again? it might because inflation has not gone down the way the bank of england wanted. we had the surprisejump in february to 10.4% which shows prices are not cooling the way the bank wants. the bank has a target of 2% and the only function it has to use to bring the and the only function it has to use to brin: ., ., ., and the only function it has to use to brina ., ., ., , ., to bring the inflation down is to increase interest to bring the inflation down is to increase interest rates - to bring the inflation down is to increase interest rates to - to bring the inflation down is to increase interest rates to make j increase interest rates to make borrowing more expensive and take some cash out of the uk economy so if we spend less prices tend to come down. the big thing they are trying to prevent is for inflation to become sticky, a huge part of our economy is based on the service sector based on wages going up an average of 5.6 point five to 6% and in th