in the gas price, which is easing off a bit but not that much. competition in the energy industry has disappeared, and i don t really see it coming back in the same sense it did before. and i think for customers that probably a good thing. they don t have to work hard at trying to find a few pounds here and there off their bills. but how it will work in future, nobody really knows, it s all up in the air at the moment. i really knows, it s all up in the air at the moment. really knows, it s all up in the air at the moment. i want to ask you about another at the moment. i want to ask you about another issue at the moment. i want to ask you about another issue you - at the moment. i want to ask you about another issue you have - about another issue you have discussed, broadband prices. ofcom have warned that providers shouldn t hike up prices in line with inflation. what did they say and what can be done? we inflation. what did they say and what can be done? inflation. what did they
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have met we are hearing that every day and we have met a we are hearing that every day and we have met a few dogs today that have come have met a few dogs today that have come in have met a few dogs today that have come in because their owners circumstances mean they cannot financially circumstances mean they cannot financially afford to keep the dogs anymore financially afford to keep the dogs anymore. that is what we re here for. anymore. that is what we re here for~ we. anymore. that is what we re here for~ we. as anymore. that is what we re here for. we, as rescuers, want to promote for. we, as rescuers, want to promote positive relinquishment decisions. if you need help, ask for it, decisions. if you need help, ask for it. lrut decisions. if you need help, ask for it. but it decisions. if you need help, ask for it. but it is decisions. if you need help, ask for it. but it isa decisions. if you need help, ask for it, but it is a double edged sword in the
the point this. i know it s unpopular to say. the point that he was trying to make in a somewhat clumsy manner is that he s concerned about inflation. the bank he s concerned about inflation. the bank of he s concerned about inflation. the bank of england already said inflation would peak over 7% in aprit inflation would peak over 7% in aprit we inflation would peak over 7% in april. we have rising five point percentm april. we have rising five point percent. four members wanted to increase percent. four members wanted to increase it percent. four members wanted to increase it by percent. four members wanted to increase it by half a percent, so we could increase it by half a percent, so we could be increase it by half a percent, so we could be looking at successive rate rises could be looking at successive rate rises towards the end of the year. what rises towards the end of the year. what has rises towards the end of the year. what he s saying is that if you g
talking about this, saying they wanted talking about this, saying they wanted a talking about this, saying they wanted a high wage economy. they wanted wanted a high wage economy. they wanted it wanted a high wage economy. they wanted it not because of inflation, they wanted it to address the structural shortages in the country post brexit. for example, and lorry drivers post brexit. for example, and lorry drivers in post brexit. for example, and lorry drivers in other fields, where the domestic drivers in other fields, where the domestic skills base is lacking. we -ot domestic skills base is lacking. we got hooked on that cheap later, we don t got hooked on that cheap later, we don t have got hooked on that cheap later, we don t have it any more, so there has to be don t have it any more, so there has to be a don t have it any more, so there has to be a readjustment in the economy to attract to be a readjustment in the economy to attract people into these jobs. that