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uk inflation fell to 7.9% injune from 8.7% in may that s a steeper fall than forecasters predicted although it remains almost four times higher than the target of 2 percent. although inflation has fallen, prices are still going up, just not as quickly. well the uk s finance ministerjeremy hunt and the opposition finance minister rachel reeves have been responding to the figures. it is welcome news inflation has fallen. it shows that if the government and bank of england are prepared to take difficult decisions, we can win the battle against inflation. nonetheless, for families up and down the country, prices are rising much too fast, there is a long way to go. if we look at inflation at 3% in the us, 5.5% in the eurozone, we can see if we stick to the plan we can bring down inflation and that is what this government is utterly determined to do. the government need to be doing its part to deal with some of the reasons why inflation is so much higher in britain than it is i
a bbc investigation has heard claims from more than 100 current and recent mcdonald s workers about a toxic culture of sexual assault, racism and bullying at the company s uk outlets. mcdonald s has admitted that it has fallen short and says it deeply apologises . today since hearing our report dozens more people have come forward. here s our employment correspondent, zoe conway. shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald s last year in berkshire. she says the workplace felt toxic. 0ne senior manager was openly racist and mocked disabled employees. managers warned her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his 50s. i was speaking to one of my friends and he grabbed me by my hips and pulled me onto his groin area. then he held me there. i felt disgusted, because he was so much older as well. shelby says she complained to the store s management but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonald s said it was investigating why any issues that she r
and astonishing new finds from almost 2,000 years ago in the ancient roman city of pompeii. and coming up on bbc news. less than 2a hours until the start of the england strike early in the third test. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the rate at which prices are going up in the uk slowed down by more than expected last month. inflation dropped to 7.9% the previous month it had stood at 8.7%. falling fuel prices contributed to the drop, and food prices rose less quickly than injune last year, according to the office for national statistics. but uk inflation remains the highest in the g7 advanced countries and is falling more slowly. our business correspondent dharshini david reports. young man, what were you looking for? at this market in hythe, the cost of the food trader taryn buys has settled, but remains high. thank you. a lot of pork product and cheese as well. cheese and butter has sort of plateaued and maybe dropped a fraction, but nothing to like we