The Bank Ofjapan hiked rates for the second time in 17 years due to Consumer Prices edging up. In the us the Federal Reserve held steady but fed Chairjerome Powell hinted at a potential Rate Cut in september. Peter mcguire is a financial analyst and told me what policymakers across the region are looking out for. Mac many different facets they are going to look at. Take on Board Job numbers, inflation numbers, what is happening wIth housing and the view at the moment is to sIt back. We understand what happened last week and probably 25 Basis Point Cut is pretty much baked in by sometime by december so that seems to be the mood across i think the rba, the fabric of It. Across i think the rba, the fabric of It. . , fabric of It. And we have heard a lot about fabric of It. And we have heard a lot about Prices Fabric of It. And we have heard a lot about prices of fabric of It. And we have heard a lot about prices of groceries | a lot about prices of groceries and supermarkets in australia.
now, many of us remember the tv drama grange hill for its gritty storylines and very catchy theme tune. it first aired in 1978, running for 30 years, and now it is going to be turned into film with some of the original characters expected to return as grandparents. jayne mccubbin has been chatting to some of the original cast members. grange hill theme music plays. there was the theme tune. bom bom bom bom, ba na ba na nah nah, bam ba na ba na na, bow bow bow. there was the gritty realism. move your arm, fat man. it was just like a real british show, wasn t it? showing, like, kids in their natural habitats, so to speak. yeah, cheeky and naughty. what s he talking about? it s not true. controversial storylines. did you just say no in school? idid. good girl. just say no! now, like an unheard of decent school dinner, there is going to be a second helping. my name is neil mattocks. i am a higher level teaching assistant. i run a podcast about grange hill called sausage on a fork
the grand slam champion is free labour says the prime minister still has serious questions to answer about the refurbishment of his downing street flat. and whatever happened to roly, zammo and gripper? grange hill, a tv staple for 30 years, is being turned into a film. and in sport, finally something to cheer about down under asjonny bairstow hits england s first century of this ashes series. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. staff absences caused by covid are making hospital care unsafe that s the warning from the main nursing union, the rcn. absences are up more than 40% in a week in england, and about one in eight hospitals are in a critical incident, which means they re struggling to provide core services. the armed forces have been called in to help. 200 personnel have been deployed in the capital, with another 1800 around the rest of the uk. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. like many hospitals, kingston in south west london has be
doing that indefinitely. given the pressures that hospitals are facing given the pressures that hospitals are facing around the country, especially workforce pressures with their work especially workforce pressures with their work for us like other workforces, if the have to suffice lead, workforces, if the have to suffice lead. this workforces, if the have to suffice lead, this is understandable but it is all lead, this is understandable but it is all part lead, this is understandable but it is all part of trying to work together, providing the nhs every support together, providing the nhs every support that it needs. two former prime ministers back calls for a so called hillsborough law to ensure fairer treatment for bereaved families. novak djokovic has thanked fans for their support and remains in this hotel. the australian government rejects claims the grand slam champion is being held captive after failing to meet vaccine entry requirements. and coming u