Because £500. that sjust for one month because that s the period in the winter because that s the period in the winter when you spend moats. most~ winter when you spend moats. most~ it s winter when you spend moats. most. it s amazing both candidates can t most. it s amazing both candidates can t see most. it s amazing both candidates can t see this coming down the track as being can t see this coming down the track as being the can t see this coming down the track as being the issue that the general public as being the issue that the general public are as being the issue that the general public are really interested in, and so what public are really interested in, and so what was fascinating tonight is that those hustings we saw both of them that those hustings we saw both of them trying to outbid each other in terms them trying to outbid each other in terms of what they thought tory members terms of what they thought tory members might like, but we
Rationing he is now self imposed by families trying to keep their heads above water while struggling with the rising cost of living. claire, cutting back as hard, with two hungry teenagers at home. we ve got the everyday essentials instead ofjam. going for the home brand? locate instead of jam. goina for the home brand? . ., going for the home brand? we are, eah, we going for the home brand? we are, yeah. we are going for the home brand? we are, yeah, we are now. yeah, we are now. my yeah, we are now. my fridges is in full i could use to be. we very much got back on all the treats, like the biscuits, crisps and things. they ve all gone. so it s now, my fridge, it s more meal items than anything else. far from items than anything else. farfrom being the problem, 18 year old 0scar is part of the solution. good morning! thanks to award winning finance lessons in school. we are going to do a quick task on addressing the cost of living, the rising cost of living that is happening at the
Grown up with this woman. you know, i was seven when she came to the throne, so she s always been part of my life, you know? and the fact that i ve met her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. do you remember the coronation? yeah. we had a street party, with a loaf of bread and a pot ofjam and 30 people. did you see it on telly? no, didn t have a telly. didn t have a television. i mean, it s so different now. somebody did have a television up the road, and it was only that big, and we all gathered around it. you kind of alluded to what the queen means to you. what does she mean to you? you ve met her on a few occasions that must have been amazing? as i said, she s been so much part of my life, it s almost, she s almost, i don t know, almost like a sister, you know? she s always been in the background of my life. cheering i ve met her a couple of occasions. so we were doing a charity concert
Never, ever sang before. so that s going to be. i won t say what it is, but it s going to be nerve racking, because usually i like to rehearse thoroughly, but this time i won t have the chance. yeah, it s. it s pride. it s pride in being british. it s the pageantry, the romance. i mean, you know, i ve grown up with this woman. you know, i was seven when she came to the throne. so she s always been part of my life, you know, and the fact that i ve met her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. do you remember the coronation? yeah. we had a street party, with a loaf of bread and a pot ofjam and 30 people. did you see it on telly? no, didn t have a telly. didn t have a television. i mean, it s so different now. somebody did have a television up the road, and it was only that big, and we all gathered around it. you kind of alluded to what the queen means to you. what does she mean to you? you ve met her on a few occasions
Do you remember the coronation? yeah. we had a street party, with a loaf of bread and a pot ofjam and 30 people. did you see it on telly? no, didn t have a telly. didn t have a television. i mean, it s so different now. somebody did have a television up the road, and it was only that big, and we all gathered around it. you kind of alluded to what the queen means to you. what does she mean to you? you ve met her on a few occasions that must have been amazing? as i said, she s been so much part of my life, it s almost, she s almost, i don t know, almost like a sister, you know? she s always been in the background of my life. cheering. i ve met her a couple of occasions. so we were doing a charity concert at st james s palace for her majesty and the late duke of edinburgh. and they were only sitting