charlie bean, thank you for “oinini term. charlie bean, thank you for joining us- _ term.d chosen three winner. through their consistent efforts in favour of human values, anti—militarism and principles of law, this year�*s laureates have revitalised and honoured alfred nobel�*s vision of peace and fraternity between nations. revitalised and honoured alfred nobel�*s vision of peace and fraternity between nations. a vision most needed in the world today. let�*s get more now from our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford. tell us a bit more about the organisations and individuals. i think it's interesting they've gone think it�*s interesting they�*ve gone for organisations and civil rights defenders extremely well known in their countries but perhaps not so well known beyond, ales bialiatski was the founder of a very important group inside belarus which for years has been documenting the decline in human rights and the increased repression and he himself has been a victim of that, notjust once but twice and was imprisoned for several years back in 2011, widely seen as

(earlier i spoke to sir charlie bean, who is the former deputy governor of the bank of england and heet responsibility committee. the first forecast that goes to the chancellor, so this is both the economic forecast for the economy and also an associated forecast from the public finances is an update of the, in this case the line from the spring under rishi sunak, for all of the latest data and news, market movements and any measures that the government may have taken in the interim. whether or not it includes the measures announced in the fiscal event a fortnight ago will depend exactly when they closed it, but certainly it will be quite straightforward, even if it's not directly included for the ob are to indicate the likely consequences of the mini budget for the public finances —— obr. i think the key thing to say about this is that this is an ongoing process, so normally, over the next three weeks or so there would be continual refining of there would be continual refining of the forecast in conjunction with the departments and the chancellor will be starting to think about any m

directorfor monetary the bank of england former deputy director for monetary policy, professor sir charlie bean chancellor| to do is decide who his chancellor will be. there is a strong case for sticking with jeremy will be. there is a strong case for sticking withjeremy hunt. he and sunak seem to be aligned in the way they view the challenges and hunt has made a good start in terms of clawing back some of the damage done by the mini budget, so we have seen bond yields come down substantially and that has a direct consequence not only the cost of government debt but also feeds through ultimately to the cost of mortgages and things like that. but beyond that there are two challenges. one is the nearer term challenge ofjust dealing with the spike in the price of energy and the spike in the price of energy and the government had introduced the energy price guarantee butjeremy hunt has indicated he thinks it's appropriate to reduce the cost of that as we go into next year. and the design of that will be a challenge, exactly who bears the burden of higher energy costs and so forth. but in some ways