Inflation rate since march of 1992, in fact the highest since the bank of england became independent, let s look at what it is. electricity, up 18.8%, gusts up 28.1%, and something that has been there the whole time, used car prices up 28%, mainly down to the fact that we have had a shortage around the world of chips. it is amazing to think you could have bought a car this time last year, and it is worth more than you paid for it. is, year, and it is worth more than you aid for it. , year, and it is worth more than you paid for it paid for it. a used car, my goodness! paid for it. a used car, my goodness! some - paid for it. a used car, my goodness! some people i paid for it. a used car, my - goodness! some people might have done uuite goodness! some people might have done quite well goodness! some people might have done quite well by goodness! some people might have done quite well by buying goodness! some people might have done quite well by buying a - goodness! some peopl
And what impact is this having on families day to day? lots of stress, feeling trapped by low incomes, that is what we are hearing. peter, thank you very much. as i say, the traders, the customers here at skipton market alike are grappling with these higher prices, working out how they absorb those costs and what to do about it, and we re being warned to expect inflation to keep on rising, average prices expected to go up as we head towards the spring. the bank of england even expecting inflation could hit 6% in the spring, so we are really all facing a squeeze on our cost of living. ramzan karmali is our business correspondent. what is pushing the prices up? as what is pushing the prices up? is we ve heard, this is the highest inflation rate since march of 1992,
I stayed there about three years. i left the white house finally in march of 1992 i think it was. but what happens is that you spend your political capital for the sake of the president. and your job one of your jobs is to stand in front of all the arrows that may be coming towards the president and after a while you ve spent all your political capital. the other issue is that, as i said earlier, there are different seasons. i think the second two years the last two years of this trump administration will be much more political than the first two years just because the democrats have control of the house. so he needs somebody that can handle that. and that s what i would be thinking about if i were making recommendations to the president. sandra: finally i ll ask you about mark meadows. fox news is reporting that there are conversations with the head of the house freedom
I can imagine. i m not sure the wisdom of letting local reporters know that you re doing that, you re having your staff try to talk this would-be primary challenger out of what she is thinking about doing. but the lunch apparently did not work. alan dixon voted yes on clarence thomas supreme court nomination in october, 1991, mid-october. by the following month, november, 1991, carol moseley-braun had entered the race to run against him in the democratic primary that would follow several months later in march of 1992. now, again, at this point, alan dixon had won 29 state elections. he had never lost. he was the number three democrat in the united states senate. he had the support of every element of the democratic power structure. he was sitting on millions of dollars to run ads and to run his get out the vote operation which was finely honed after decades in illinois politics, accruing friends and allies and people who owed him favors and the goodwill of the people of his state.
This would-be primary challenger out of what she is thinking about doing. but the lunch apparently did not work. alan dixon voted yes on clarence thomas supreme court nomination in october 1991, mid-october. by the following month, november 1991, carol moseley-braun had entered the race to run against him in the democratic primary. that would follow several months later in march of 1992. now, again, at this point, alan dixon had won 29 state elections. he had never lost. he was the number three democrat in the united states senate. he had the support of every element of the democratic power structure. he was sitting on millions of dollars to run ads and to run his get out the vote operation which was finely honed after decades in illinois politics, accruing friends and allies and people who owed him favors around the good will of the people of his state. carol moseley-braun didn t have enough money to run a single ad on tv until the week before the election. and she beat him. she beat