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Inflation has come in significantly higher than expected. No crisis yet, but it’s a window on a complicated world of post-election monetary policy. At 3.4 per cent it was last month well above target, but we are still told that this is a temporary ‘blip’ caused by the remnants of the VAT rise, and fuel…
We’re joined by Peter Loge, who was a senior advisor in the Obama administration and is now a professor of media and public affairs at George Washington University.
Just weeks before America goes to the polls again, former spy Christopher Steele is back with more revelations.
The British Medical Association says the deal will not reverse real-terms pay cuts.
Rachel Reeves has been warned that she needs to “substantially increase” government investment to avoid “a vicious circle of stagnation and decline”.
Will the triple lock pension ‘outstrip’ Winter Fuel Payment losses? FactCheck takes look.
The move is symbolic, but a morale boost to González who was forced to flee to Madrid after being denied the keys to Venezuela’s highest office.
We spoke to Darren Jones, who’s Chief Secretary to the Treasury, and began by asking what he thinks of the rebels.
Private landlords look to be leaving the rental market at a record pace, but will this prove to be a problem or an opportunity for private tenants?
We spoke to Leader of the House of Commons, Lucy Powell, and started by asking her if Labour’s gloomy warnings were the right strategy.
UK households are facing another parliament of very slow growth in their living standards, according to new analysis today by the Resolution Foundation
We were joined by Mel Stride, who was the Work and Pensions Secretary until the election and is now running to be Conservative leader.
Inflation may have fallen, but with many Americans still feeling the pinch from the cost of living crisis, the economy is a crucial issue in this election.
The regulator says reliance on foreign fees is an “increasingly precarious model”.
We spoke to political strategist and pollster Frank Luntz.