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Investors see chancellor’s package as ‘irresponsible’, says former deputy governor at the Bank of England
We spoke to Sir Charles Bean, a British economist and former deputy governor at the Bank of England.
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Bank of England should ‘see how the markets settle down’ before emergency interest rise, says economist Gerard Lyons
We spoke to the economist Gerard Lyons, a senior fellow at the Policy Exchange thinktank who has advised the government on their current economic plan.
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Bank of England under pressure to further raise interest rates
The pound’s volatility has heaped huge pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates once again.
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Keir Starmer needs to stop worrying about ‘mythical middle England’, says RMT leader
The head of the RMT union Mick Lynch has warned the railway industry is ‘in crisis’ and that strike action across the rail network will go ahead as planned in the next two weeks if a deal cannot be reached, though he said a meeting with the transport secretary was very “pleasant”. We spoke to…
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FactCheck: Sturgeon claims ‘50 times more’ long A&E waits in England than Scotland
It’s not a like-for-like comparison.
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Drought declared across eight areas of England
An official drought has been declared across eight areas of England – amid the driest summer for 50 years.
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England braces for heatwave as Europe suffers worst drought in decades
As some of the UK heads into another heatwave this week, with temperatures set to reach the mid 30s – as Europe is plunged into its worst drought for decades.
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Independent Bank of England ‘vital’ says Chair of Treasury Select Committee
We were told that no-one from the Treasury was available to appear on the programme tonight.
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Why did the Bank of England raise interest rates?
Our Economics reporter Neil Macdonald joins Jackie in the studio.
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‘Embedded inflation will hurt least well-off more’, says Bank of England governor
The Bank of England has come under fire from politicians for failing to deal with inflation. And senior Conservative MPs have accused it of ‘fairytale forecasting’.
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Drug-related deaths in England and Wales reach record high
Drug-related deaths have reached record levels in England and Wales.
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England playing with freedom, fun and enjoyment, says FA’s Women’s Football director
spoke to Baroness Campbell, the Director of Women’s Football at the FA, and began by asking what was her reaction to what happened on – and off – the pitch last night?
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Euro 2022: How is England tackling a lack of diversity in women’s football?
The profile of women’s football has never been higher as England prepare for their first major final in 13 years. Ecstatic England fans have been celebrating the Lionesses definitive 4-0 defeat of Sweden in last night’s European Championship semi-final. But some girls and young women dreaming of becoming a Lioness of the future say there’s…
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‘Kids will grow up knowing girls play football,’ says former England captain Faye White
We’re joined by former professional footballer Faye White, who gained 90 caps over a long career playing for England – most as captain.
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Is England heading for a drought?
It’s official: the first half of the year has been the driest in England since 1976.