— increased by 20% over the last yett ,— increased by 20% over the last yett , metmtmg— increased byuite interesting. a lot of commentators— it's quite interesting. a lot of commentators are complaining . commentators are complaining. but commentators are complaining. hut thet— commentators are complaining. but first, let's— commentators are complaining. but first, let's take a look at the— but first, let's take a look at the metthet— but first, let's take a look at the weather with— but first, let's take a look at the weather with jonathan. tethe— the weather with jonathan. hello there. _ the weather with jonathan. hello there. i'm— the weather with jonathan. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest weather update from the met office. temperatures are going to below the seasonal average to be below the seasonal average for us over the next few for all of us over the next few daysis for all of us over the next few days is all because we've got northerly winds that are starting to feed in much starting to feed in some much colder from arctic colder air from the arctic s

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— the three year old went missing. to yette ego.— the three year old went missing. 16 years ago.questions to be answered . as— are serious questions to be answered . “ are serious questions to be- answered . as ministers know , the answered. as ministers know, the home secretary has already admitted to breaching the ministerial code by using personal emails to share sensitive government information . so i ask the minister today how many strikes before she's out . the duke how many strikes before she's out. the duke of how many strikes before she's out . the duke of sussex has lost out. the duke of sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the home office's decision to block him from paying for police protection whilst he's visiting the uk . prince harry had wanted the uk. prince harry had wanted to toot— the uk. prince harry had wanted to toot tne— the uk. prince harry had wanted to foot the bill— prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after tetng— to foot the bill himself after tetng tott— to foot the bill himself after being told he'd— to foot the bill himself afte

yett— drakeford's boss in westminster .mergency to be declared . and for on the to be declared. and for on the very same day we hear of this bonkers proposal, which, by the way , keir starmer will slap way, keir starmer will slap down, believe you me, he will. oh, he'll hesitate. he'll, you know, have a see where the wind is going. but he has to. he has to. yeah. yeah, he has to. he has to. but at the same time. and think about this so anna braverman is declaring a national emergency now. i thought, hooray at last. they've got it. they've woken up under emergency powers . we're going to emergency powers. we're going to send people straight back to french beaches with the royal marines. no no. the national emergency means they can use a clause of the local government act to completely override local democracy and to sequestrate former raf bases, prison camps , former raf bases, prison camps, barges, fill them up with young undocumented males without even bothering to talk to the local councils . and this situation councils.

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— to have a roof over my head in yetts te— to have a roof over my head in yetts te een-e— to have a roofalking about hundreds of thousands of households coming households every month coming off fixes and then facing off those fixes and then facing mortgage rates that are obviously higher than the bank of england base rate because that's works. and the that's how it works. and the average mortgage rate now on a two year as of today, two year fix as of today, according to moneyfacts , is according to moneyfacts, is 6.01. so you've got people going, hundreds of thousands of them going from like two, 2.5% when interest rates were were much, much lower to 6. and that is a huge increase . is a huge increase. realistically, millions of peepte— realistically, millions of people aren't- realistically, millions of people aren't going to be able to people aren't going to be able te tttett— people aren't going to be able to afford that. _ people aren't going to be able to afford that. so— people aren't going to be able to afford that. so do we end up wttn— to afford that. so do we end up with millio

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we're going to have the tateet-yett— trouble?ut the harness on her dog before she fell. and if you remember, she was on that work teams call that was on that work teams call that was still going when she disappeared . and so that disappeared. and so that inquest, it's just so , so sad. inquest, it's just so, so sad. one of the deepest points in that— one of the deepest points in that met— one of the deepest points in that river key— one of the deepest points in that river key to— one of the deepest points in that river key to this is a tettee— that river key to this is a tettee ee— that river key to this is a police news conference. after tte— police news conference. after tte wettest.— police news conference. after the inquest. we now know which we be after. so we're we will be soon after. so we're going have that also, going to have that live. also, the kyiv on what's the latest from kyiv on what's going on belarus, if that going on in belarus, if that makes what is going on? makes sense. what is going on? because we've got a j

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but first of all, here is yett-wtth— well. but first of all, here is. your-with-jones well.iannon jones. ththt— your news with rhiannon jones. ththt yet. — your news with rhiannon jones. thank you. good— your news with rhiannon jones. thank you. good morning. it's het— thank you. good morning. it's ttet gene— thank you. good morning. it's ttet gone the. — thank you. good morning. it's just gone 930. your top stories in just gone 930. your top stories th the— just gone 930. your top stories in the newsroom— just gone 930. your top stories in the newsroom the bank of thettht— in the newsroom the bank of thgttht te— in the newsroom the bank of england is widely expected to the— england is widely expected to raise interest— england is widely expected to raise interest rates for a 12th consecutive _ raise interest rates for a 12th consecutive time— raise interest rates for a 12th consecutive time later as it thee— consecutive time later as it thee te— consecutive time later as it tries to tackle— consecutive time later as it tries to tackle soaring inflation. _ tries to tackle so

minimum et ete— sentenced to life with a minimum et etx teete— sentenced to life with a minimum et etx yettein prison for planning terror attacks on the pettee— planning terror attacks on the pettee ent— planning terror attacks on the police and military. matthew mtg,— police and military. matthew ttng, e— police and military. matthew king, a muslim_ police and military. matthew king, a muslim convert from teeex— king, a muslim convert from teeex .— king, a muslim convert from essex , pleaded— king, a muslim convert from essex , pleaded guilty to essex, pleaded guilty to ptetttng— essex, pleaded guilty to ptetttng the— essex, pleaded guilty to plotting the attacks between 202t— plotting the attacks between zozt ent— plotting the attacks between 2021 and 2022. _ plotting the attacks between 2021 and 2022. his plans to ttevet— 2021 and 2022. his plans to ttevet te— 2021 and 2022. his plans to travel to syria— 2021 and 2022. his plans to travel to syria to- 2021 and 2022. his plans to travel to syria to join the ee—eettet — travel to syria to join the so—called islamic state were stepped— so—ca

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into a tax band rate designed for the wealthy because of a six teet— for the wealthy because of a six yettis is- tight, it's about to get tighter . it is. and this is what economists call fiscal drag. and it's effectively a stealth tax rise . the government haven't rise. the government haven't said we are giving you we are asking you to pay more tax. but that's what's happening because inflation is rising. and those those thresholds moving. those thresholds aren't moving. so got people who are so we've got people who are earning more because money doesn't far it used to. doesn't go as far as it used to. so are being pushed into so they are being pushed into those higher brackets and those higher tax brackets and therefore paying more tax. so this a real problem for the this is a real problem for the government because they're having of living having to battle cost of living for dpp tax rate used to be for those who were considered wealthy. you know, now, as you say, it people a number say, it is people on on a number of different incomes that are going struggling more going to be strugglin

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