david waddell report5.since the te5co bo55 ken murphy said there were encouraging early signs that inflation was starting to ease. that doesn't necessarily mean that prices should fall. lower inflation 5imply indicates that prices will rise le55 quickly. at the last count, in april'5 data, inflation was running 8.7% — down from a peak of over 10%. but at the same time, food price inflation'5 been running at over 19%. and that belies the fact that some prices are ri5ing fa5ter 5till. sugar was up by nearly half in the 12 months to april. cheese and eggs were up by nearly a0%. and milk was up by a third over the same period. since then, milk prices have started to abate in multiple supermarkets. last week, asda pledged to freeze the prices of 500 products until the end of august, and the upmarket supermarket waitrose cut the prices of 200 products. now morri5on5 is cutting prices for a range of products — including beef mince, ham, and tomatoes. it will hold those prices for at least eight weeks, it says. fac

david waddell reports. actually seeing some trade down between...on was starting to ease. that doesn't necessarily mean that prices should fall. lower inflation simply indicates that prices will rise less quickly. at the last count, in april's data, inflation was running 8.7% — down from a peak of over 10%. but at the same time, food price inflation�*s been running at over 19%. and that belies the fact that some prices are rising faster still. sugar was up by nearly half in the 12 months to april. cheese and eggs were up by nearly a0%. and milk was up by a third over the same period. since then, milk prices have started to abate in multiple supermarkets. last week, asda pledged to freeze the prices of 500 products until the end of august, and the upmarket supermarket waitrose cut the prices of 200 products. now morrisons is cutting prices for a range of products — including beef mince, ham, and tomatoes. it will hold those prices for at least eight weeks, it says. facing a cost—of—living crisis, we're changing our shopping habits. we're buying more

with more on this here's our business reporter david waddell. in the newsroom.ou reported, those revenues in the uk at least are up to £10.8 billion. that's a lot of money. particularly giving an increase on a year earlier of roughly £900 million. the best part of £1 billion. but the explanation, of course, isn'tjust the people are buying more products, but that inflation is pushing prices up. the typical supermarket trolley is costing a little bit more, a lot more, in fact, is costing a little bit more, a lot more, infact, to is costing a little bit more, a lot more, in fact, to fill up than it was a year ago. some products in particular. let's have a look. stable products such as sugar is up nearly half in the year to april. cheddar cheese and eggs, both up nearly a0%. and milk up one third since a year before april this year. the tesco boss has been defending those price rises but also suggesting that, as far as he is concerned, there are hints he is seeing in the supply chain that we are likely to see inflation rise less quickly in the near term. should shop

with more on this, here's david waddell. what more do we know about the individuals on board?n board? i spoke earlier to _ individuals on board? i spoke earlier to the _ individuals on board? i spoke earlier to the company - individuals on board? i spoke earlier to the company that i individuals on board? i spoke i earlier to the company that runs individuals on board? i spoke - earlier to the company that runs and owns the hurricane along with five other similar vessels and to give me the same numbers you reported there, 15 british nationals on board, all paying clients, also 12 crew and two local guys. that's a total of 29 people and as you said there are three british nationals still unaccounted for. all of the guests in the crew in the local guides who were rescued have been taken to the nearest harbour which is the village resort and i spoke to the owner of that resort who says all of the people that have arrived to her being looked after by them are in shock and they are really struggling to process what has happened. when i spoke to him they were still awaiting embassy

my colleague david waddell whose been following the story.fleet the company that runs an owns the hurricane along with five other similar vessels and they gave me the same number, there are 15 british nationals onboard as paying clients, also 12 crew, and two local guides so that is 29 people and there are three british nationals still unaccounted for, now all of the guests and crew and the guides who were rescued have been taken to the near rest harbour which is a village resort and i have spoken to the owner of that resort. he says all the people who have arrived who are being looked after by them are in shock, and they are really struggling to process what has happened. when i smoke to him they were still awaiting embassy support, none had passports or other paperwork and he said, at this time, as far as he was aware, the boat, the hurricane was being towed to marsa alam, a bigger resort about 25 kilometres further south down the coast. this is obviously an ongoing situation david and three british nationals still missing, what more have t