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of former culture secretary nadine dorries. here our political helen kat. these by elections were billed as nail biters. close, tense. in the end, they delivered two significant victories to labour. first in tamworth the 57th safest conservative seat in the country before last night. edwards, sarah siena, labour party 11,719 votes. cheering. the new mp was elated. they are seeing the conservatives do not have anything to offer. the defeated conservative candidate chose not to stick around. in a statement the tories described it as a difficult result on a much reduced turnout . but it was about to get even more difficult for them. over in mid bedfordshire, when the ballot boxes started arriving, it had still been too close to call, in a rare three way fight between the conservatives, labour and the lib dems. the liberal democrats doubled their share of the vote, but once again it was labour who emerged victorious. i therefore duly declare alistair luke strathern ele ....
edge. it is our hard product that cannot be based by monetary policy and things like that. people tend to flock towards gold in times of monetary uncertainty. flat flock towards gold in times of monetary uncertainty.- flock towards gold in times of monetary uncertainty. not a big oil roducin: monetary uncertainty. not a big oil producing country monetary uncertainty. not a big oil producing country in monetary uncertainty. not a big oil producing country in itself, - monetary uncertainty. not a big oil producing country in itself, but - monetary uncertainty. not a big oil producing country in itself, but an l producing country in itself, but an important region. talk to me about the nervousness and the stability of sunply, the nervousness and the stability of supply, because that is what we often see in like this, the worries that supply could be disrupted. that s right. israel and the casa slip, they are not active in the world producing, but the region is very imp ....
country? it and it is, is gas and actual country? country? it is not officially formerly country? it is not officially formerly a country? it is not officially formerly a country - country? it is not officially formerly a country as - country? it is not officially| formerly a country as such. country? it is not officially - formerly a country as such. gaza is part of the palestinian territories. there is gaza, the occupied west bank and eastjerusalem and its surroundings, which is seen as part of the palestinian territories. the palestinian authority, the plo, which is essentially the original real driving force of palestinian state ship declared that it was the states many decades ago. some countries have accepted palestine as a state, but there are a number of others who haven t, the us being perhaps the main one. but it has at the moment, at the un it has observer status, nonmember observer status, which is essentially close to being accepted as estates, but not ....
well, the economy is struggling. i m not gloomy. ijust propose to look to what we were expecting exactly one year ago. so, beginning of october 2022, we had a double digit inflation. we were expecting recession. and indeed we were also concerned about energy supply blackouts because, of course, leaving the russian fossil fuels was not at all an easy story. so if we want to look to the optimistic side of the moon, i think we would say that, yes, we avoided recession. yes, we have now inflation at 4.3%, which is very far from the double digit inflation one year ago. and the economy is still growing. but, of course, you are right, the economy is struggling because very low growth. how long with this slow growth. that is the point, isn t it? low growth is your problem. the imf has reduced growth forecasts across the european union down to less than 1%, 0.8% for the year. there are some important countries, no more important country than germany, which are really struggling ....
gloom, they said, is now spreading across the continent. you re economy commissioner. the european economy is struggling. are you gloomy? well, the economy is struggling. i m not gloomy. ijust propose to look to what we were expecting exactly one year ago. so, beginning of october 2022, we had a double digit inflation. we were expecting recession. and indeed we were also concerned about energy supply blackouts because, of course, leaving the russian fossil fuels was not at all an easy story. so if we want to look to the optimistic side of the moon, i think we would say that, yes, we avoided recession. yes, we have now inflation at 4.3%, which is very far from the double digit inflation one year ago. and the economy is still growing. but, of course, you are right, the economy is struggling because very low growth. how long with this slow growth. that is the point, isn t it? low growth is your problem. the imf has reduced growth forecasts across the european union dow ....