With inflation back down to 3%, the slowest pace in more than two years, the Fed has indicated that it plans to end its cycle of painful interest rate hikes. That means that next year, mortgage loans.
compulsory in shops and on public transport. they will remain in wales and northern ireland, although it is hoped an easing of restrictions will take place, defending on infection rates. many businesses and shops have welcomed that home from home guidance has been scrapped. but a return to normality seems some way off. face coverings will remain compulsory on public transport in london. elsewhere, it will be up to individual discretion. these bus passengers in bristol still expect to use them. you go on a bus and someone says, you should have it on, so keep it on until everybody else has not got it. i will still at the moment, because of the virus. it keeps us safe. for me, it s a must. restrictions in england might be easing, but the impact of covid
this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. the conservative william wragg, accuses members of government of intimidating tory mps opposed to the pm, over a potential no confidence vote and urges incidents to be reported reported to the police. the intimidation of a member of parliament is a serious matter. moreover, the reports of which have i am aware would seem to constitute blackmail. from today, facemasks are not compulsory in classrooms, and working from home guidance is dropped, as england moves away from plan b coronavirus restrictions. president biden warns vladimir putin that the us will do significant harm to russia, if he decides to invade ukraine. the first plane carrying aid lands
jenny was so reluctant to go back, she resigned from her bristol based office job this afternoon to be self employed from home. i m done with the office, i m done with commuting. working from home, working more flexibly works for me and my family, and i have no plans to go back into the office and work in the way that we used to any more. fewer people in offices means less trade for economists say the government shouldn t forget what makes the uk economy tick. 0njanuary 26, when the government comes to review the work from home guidance, we hope that they think very much about the uk being a service led economy and how important it is for people to be able to meet clients face to face, for our cafes in city centres, for our gyms, the whole ecosystem that we see in our city centres to be able to thrive. google is betting big the office is here to stay. how busy they will be is yet to be seen. simon jack, bbc news.