until april the next year and it is only september and we ve been talking about it all week. the reshuffle. it is pretty much nearly done as we are recording this on thursday evening but let s recap the big winners because what has been happening is the lower rungs of the ladder. the top rungs were done on wed and stay and the big winners are liz truss who is now the foreign secretary, now the second woman to hold the role in the first conservative woman. i think it probably is the biggest surprise. and robert buckland is one of the three cabinet ministers to lose his job. he was this just a secretary. and the cladding crisis. and gavin williamson and that was no surprise. i think it is fair to say. she was found out but there was movers as well as big names here. i ll be really intrigued to see if he does anything with that add on title he got. the bonus title deputy prime minister. after a black belt move he ended up getting that bubble which as i understand it, boris johns
going up now for six months. and if we stick to our guns, independent forecasters say that by the early summer we could start to see interest rates falling, and that will be a very important relief for families with mortgages. we spoke to my colleague about how the uk economic situation compares to other countries. i the uk economic situation compares to other countries. to other countries. i think the crucial thing to other countries. i think the crucial thing to to other countries. i think the crucial thing to understand i to other countries. i think the i crucialthing to understand here, crucial thing to understand here, because quite frankly everyone looks at it slightly differently and there are different factors going on, but the uk is not alone because when you look at the factors that lie behind the uk s dip in the last half of last year, i really dip, very mild, you are talking about the cost of living crisis, high prices that hit consumers and businesses in the