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Said, before the war began in ukraine, there were those within the conservative party saying that if the prime minister was fined, he would have to go. he has been fined and now we have the war and the cost of living crisis very much in the forefront of people s mines as well, so what do you think will happen next? it so what do you think will happen next? , ., ., ., , so what do you think will happen next? , , , next? it is extraordinary because six weeks ago next? it is extraordinary because six weeks ago that next? it is extraordinary because six weeks ago that would - next? it is extraordinary because six weeks ago that would have i next? it is extraordinary because i six weeks ago that would have been the case when the scandal was at its zenith and everybody was very angry and tory mps were putting those letters of no confidence in. as you said, the war in ukraine has totally changed the dynamic and tory mps are focused on these other matters and you have heard lots of ministe
The office for national statistics said the biggest contributor to rising inflation was transport, with average petrol prices rising by i2.6p per litre between february and march, the largest monthly rise since records began in 1990. our business correspodnet nina warhurst is at a market in birmingham. inflation for the month of march hitting 7%, that is higher than was predicted, driven fundamentally by an increase in fuel prices. you will all remember how quickly fuel prices went up in march and it is set to continue and there will be a trickle down to the entire economy. good morning. where have you seen the biggest increases? the morning. where have you seen the biggest increases? biggest increases? the biggest increase we biggest increases? the biggest increase we notice biggest increases? the biggest increase we notice is biggest increases? the biggest increase we notice is in - biggest increases? the biggest increase we notice is in salads, tomatoes, cucumber and lettuce.