here in boston, the coastguard coordinating the search says that while they are clearly concerned about the pressure of time, hope still remains. hundreds of chronically sick people who d come to the uk as part of the windrush generation were sent back to the caribbean, according to doucments seen by the bbc. and the women s ashes gets under way at trent bridge tomorrow. it s been nine years since the last england win. and newsnight at on 10.30 we ll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today s big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. borrowers have been warned to expect another rise in interest rates when the bank of england announces it latest position tomorrow. the bank is faced with a failure to reduce the rate of inflation, adding to the financial pressure on households, with mortgage repayments surging for many people. annual inflation, which measures the rate at which prices are rising, remained at 8.7% in may.
Whether the bank of england can command the authority of the markets again. at the moment, it looks like rates are notjust going up faster, they may go up for longer too. we can ut they may go up for longer too. we can put some of those points to chris maison, our political editor. the focus has been on the bank of england and the interest rates tomorrow. but let s focus on the government and the challenge they face? , . . government and the challenge they face? , ., . ., face? they face a huge challenge, not least because face? they face a huge challenge, not least because the face? they face a huge challenge, not least because the prime - face? they face a huge challenge, i not least because the prime minister promised not least because the prime minister promised at the turn of the year he would promised at the turn of the year he would halve inflation this year. it is on would halve inflation this year. it is on me would halve inflation this year. it is on me personally