let's hit the inflation and hit it hard and do whatever the focus in number 10 downing street or the treasury thanks.— number 10 downing street or the treasury thanks. there is. you have covid recovery- _ treasury thanks. there is. you have covid recovery. if— treasury thanks. there is. you have covid recovery. if you _ treasury thanks. there is. you have covid recovery. if you raise - covid recovery. if you raise interest— covid recovery. if you raise interest rates, which is one way to hit inflation — interest rates, which is one way to hit inflation. you make it much harder— hit inflation. you make it much harder for an already weakened economy— harder for an already weakened economy to recover the coming of, any government, and indeed the apposition wouldn't be too happy if the recession that we are likely to see his _ the recession that we are likely to see his deep bends by that. there is a reluctance — see his deep bends by that. there is a reluctance on the part of central banks— a reluctance on the part of central banks in— a reluctance on the part of central banks in general to do that, but i 'ust banks in general to do that, but i just wanted to pick up on something that simon— just wanted to pick up on something that simon said, and households in britain _ that simon said, and households in britain are — that simon said, and households in britain are going to hurt, and they are going — britain are going to hurt, and they are going to hurt, they are going to hurt in— are going to hurt, they are going to hurt in some — are going to hurt, they are going to hurt in some ways worse than other households— hurt in some ways worse than other households because of our particular dependence on gas. more british homes _ dependence on gas. more british homes are — dependence on gas. more british homes are heated by gas than in the rest of— homes are heated by gas than in the rest of europe and we use gas to