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peter smith of itn explains what this could mean for northern ireland's future. >> reporter: a guarded for sinn fein's party leadership. the historymakers. they are a party for a united ireland. long linked to the provisional ira as the terror group's political wing, the idea sinn fein could win an election in northern ireland was once unthinkable. now the reality. >> let's have a healthy debate about what our future looks like. something that's better for each and every one of us, for we all have a valued place in our society. i really encourage that conversation. we have asked of the irish government consistently, that they must now create the conditions for a conversation around constitutional change. that has always been our perspective. >> reporter: an attempt to comfort unionists here who fear what sinn fein will do with victory. >> don't be scared. the future is bright for all of us. >> reporter: but sinn fein's idea of a bright future is the nightmare of the once-dominant dup. they have now fallen into second place, punished by their own unionist base for failing to stop the br

let's talk to peter smith, who is director of policy and national energy action, a charity working in let me ask you the festival. more frequent... presumably the higher cap means that people will find out more frequently where their bills are going to go up? but it has a bit of a sting in the tail, doesn't it?— the tail, doesn't it? sadly, we thinkthis _ the tail, doesn't it? sadly, we thinkthis will— the tail, doesn't it? sadly, we think this will significantly - the tail, doesn't it? sadly, we i think this will significantly reduce the protection that the price cap provides, particularly in the winter months and could lead to significant increases in energy bills at the coldest time of the year. in the context that energy prices continue to soar and are likely to remain high for some time, analysts predicting that there could be sustained high energy bills over the next year or two, the risk is that we will see every couple of months significant increases to energy bills. this is at a time when millions of people that we care most about, those on low income or vulnerable consumers,

smith, bbc news. joining me now is peter levell, who is the associate director of the instiute for fiscal studies, a leadingrough this figure. put it into a bit of historical context, if you would, and what it means. well, exactl . would, and what it means. well, exactly. these _ would, and what it means. well, exactly. these are _ would, and what it means. well, exactly. these are very - would, and what it means. well, exactly. these are very serious l exactly. these are very serious figures. the cpi rose by 9% relative to the previous april, so over the year prices have risen by about 9% on average. that's around the highest price increase since we think, 1982. we had to reconstruct previous pricing to try to work out what happened. but these are absolutely historic price increases. the largest price increase we have seen for energy again since records began, 1989. is it seen for energy again since records began. 1989.— began, 1989. is it predominantly ener: began, 1989. is it predominantly energy that _ began, 1989. is it predominantly energy that is — began, 1989. is it predominantly energy that is driv

smith and john carlos did. they knew there putting themselves in jeopardy. so did peternorman the australian who is on the metal podium with them who wore a button supporting the group they were a part of harry edwards had started prior to the olympics. he was absolutely in australia for that and was an outcast. and only afternd he died he died in 2006 carlos and smith were also paul bears by the way in both the religious. 2012 the australian parliamentam actually formally apologize to his family for the way s he had been treated they all knew colin knew when he sat when he knelt for the anthem is goingt to have consequences it ended up costing him his career as we know. i thought maybe frederick adele get on the phone to somebody and say hire bryant right now to try to head off a lawsuit but it did not happen. i think chances are very good he will never work in the nfl again. he is only 40 years old.f he should be going into the peak years of his coaching career. maybe he will end up as a college coach somewhere. i think there's a good chances nfl career is over. and if

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smith and john carlos. did they knew they were putting themselves in jeopardy? so did peter norman excuse me, the australian who was on the metal podium with them who wore a button supporting the group that they were a part of that harry edwards had started prior to the olympics and he was absolutely hillary in australia for that and and was an outcast and only after he died. he died in 2006 carlos and smith were both paul bearers by the way and both eulogists in 2012 the australian parliament actually formally apologized to his family for the way. he had been treated so they all knew. colin kaepernick knew when he sat and then knelt for the anthem that it was going to have consequences and it ended up costing him his career as we know and i don't know. i thought maybe. that roger goodell would get on a phone to somebody and say hi or brian flores right now to try to head off the lawsuit. but it didn't happen and i think chances are very good. brian flores will never work in the nfl again. and he's only 40 years old. he should be going into the peak years of his coaching car

peter boockvar. >> our next guest says those moves can result in inflation that's too high or a contraction in the economy that's beyond what's desired and he's still finding opportunities. let's bring in dave smith, the chief investment officer with rockland trufst good to see you again. let's start with what you're telling investors right now. >> we're telling investors as we do, as uncomfortable as this period is, you always think long term i don't know if it will last another month, another six months, another year, but for our clients when we think five, ten years out this is an interesting entry point and i don't know if at then of the day mach a big deal as to whether or not you wait a week or a month before you start to invest and you need to remain invested. it's time in the market not timing the market that results in success, ultimate leet. >> what gives you the confidence that this won't be a period of chronic underperformance for stocks >> well, i guess at the end of the day we have some degree of confidence that the federal reserve will be able to manage their way to an okay outcome i think the fed has chaired what's not optimal and something dramatically bad >> if you think of unde