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nina warhurst reports.displays, showing how much energy they're using. and when those don't work, it can have a huge impact on your pocket. 75—year—old diane has been having problems with hers since she changed supplier, and she was unable to give manual readings because of physical disabilities. that's when her bills started to creep up. i was getting estimated bills all the time, which were about double... at least double what the monitor was suggesting that i was using, and we've been fighting this on and off now for two years. it's always on your mind. you're always... i mean, i know electricity is expensive at the moment and everybody�*s got a problem with it, but it's not knowing what they're going to charge you, because they can charge you anything. british gas has apologised to dianne and an engineer has been out to resolve the issue. but it's notjust people at home having problems. leon runs a sports bar in southampton, but since it opened two years ago, his meter�*s been over reporting his energy

the bbc�*s nina warhurst sent this report.e sent from this warehouse every week. it's a busy workforce of around 1500 people and more than a quarter of them are british asian or pakistani. and one of those fasting over ramadan is manager rukaya. nine hours into your fast today. how are you feeling? honestly, ifeel 0k. being at work makes it go a lot quicker. you don't feel any hunger because you're too busy. working, interacting with people. so you're managing a big, busy team. be honest. when they get on your nerves, does that hanger kick in? trust me, it does. it does massively. but because i've been doing it for a very long time, i've managed to control. and in my religion, this month is all about controlling. it's all about being spiritual and being kind to people. when you talk to staff here who are fasting, they say they're used to it. they've been doing it since they were teenagers. but what's also interesting is talking to those who aren't fasting, because they've been asked to be mindful of the fact that their colleag

welcome to breakfast with ben boulos and nina warhurst.setting sail for gaza: no headlines at six o'clock— setting sailfor gaza: the us military ship sets off with equipment to help aid into the territory. 55—year wait for answers — manjailed for killing muriel mackay says he is willing to show the body — sure her family with the body is buried. in sport, england's day at twickenham as marcus smith's late dropped goal denies ireland a shot of a second consecutive six nations grand slam. and hollywood rolls up the red carpet as it gets ready to host the oscars tonight. good morning. on this mother's day it is not looking especially springlike with lots of

the bbc�*s nina warhurst sent this report. this warehouse every week. it's a busy workforce of around 1,500 people, and more than a quarter of them are british asian or pakistani. and one of those fasting over ramadan is the manager. nine hours into your fast today, how are you feeling? honestly, ifeel ok. being at work makes it go a lot quicker. you don't feel any hunger because you're too busy, like, working, interacting with people. so you're managing a big, busy team. be honest, when they getting on your nerves does that hanger kick in? trust me, it does. it does, massively. but, because i've been doing it for a very long time, i've managed to control. and in my religion, this month is all about controlling. it's all about being spiritual and being kind to people. when you talk to staff here who are fasting, they say they're used to it. they've been doing it since they were teenagers. but what's also interesting is talking to those who aren't fasting, because they've been asked to be mindful of the fact that their colleagu

nina warhurst has been talking to small business owners about the effect of the inflation.concerning things is the cost of products now. the produce isjust sky high. rent has gone up, electricity costs have gone up, wages have gone up. everything's gone up. high costs are taking a toll on businesses like anna's. she's been trading for around five years and it's not been an easy ride. it's a game ofjenga, just trying to balance everything. we don't want to put too much responsibility or price increases on the customer, because that will deter them from coming. we still want to offer good—value foods, but then we also have to be fair to our staff, as well. so we have to just balance everything as carefully as possible. but could today be a turning point? inflation — that's the rate at which prices rise — hit a peak of 11% in october 2022. that was a 40—year high, driven by a surge in energy prices following the russian invasion of ukraine. the prime minister promised to halve it by the end of last year. for a number of reasons, that pledge was met, but prices are still high.

nina warhurst sent this report. around 800,000 items are sent from this warehouse every week.an or pakistani. and one of those fasting over ramadan is manager rukaya. nine hours into your fast today. how are you feeling? honestly, ifeel ok. being at work makes it go a lot quicker. you don't feel any hunger because you're too busy. working, interacting with people. so you're managing a big, busy team. be honest. when they get on your nerves, does that hanger kick in? trust me, it does. it does massively. but because i've been doing it for a very long time, i've managed to control. and in my religion, this month is all about controlling. it's all about being spiritual and being kind to people. when you talk to staff here who are fasting, they say they're used to it. they've been doing it since they were teenagers. but what's also interesting is talking to those who aren't fasting, because they've been asked to be mindful of the fact that their colleagues might want to ask for shorter shifts. they might want to break out more frequently for prayer time, and they might feel those

welcome to breakfast with ben boulos and nina warhurst. no headlines at six o'clock— setting sail for gaza: no headlines at six o'clock— setting sailfor gaza: the us military ship sets off with equipment to help aid into the territory. 55—year wait for answers — manjailed for killing muriel mackay says he is willing to show the body — sure her family with the body is buried. in sport, england's day at twickenham as marcus smith's late dropped goal denies ireland a shot of a second consecutive six nations grand slam. and hollywood rolls up the red carpet as it gets ready to host the oscars tonight. good morning. on this mother's day it is not looking especially springlike with lots of cloud and outbreaks of rain and i will have more details throughout the programme. it's sunday the 10th of march. our main story — the us military ship is on its way to the middle east, carrying the first equipment to construct a temporary peer off the coast of gaza. it is hoped this will help more aid into the territory as deliveries by land and air have prov