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back in peterlee, janine is from a working family but says those in old mining communities like thisdoned again. myself and my partner, we work full—time. i thought i would never have to worry about, you know, food. but that's my main worry every day right now. before�*s roast right now, we're looking at £15 per sunday, that £60 a month, so i know that my family alone and other families are starting to grow their own vegetables. are starting to grow their own vegetables-— vegetables. people are resilient _ vegetables. people are resilient through - vegetables. people are i resilient through hardship vegetables. people are - resilient through hardship but with petrol prices with new records and international gas prices now surging again, there are limits. faisal islam, bbc news in county durham. now on bbc news, a0 years on: fighting for the falklands. it was a conflict a0 years ago but it is because that argentina still believes worth fighting for. awar a war started by a dictator, an unpopular nationalist, fighting against colonialism. it's extraordinary to talk about colonialism wh

it's notjust on this road in peterlee in county durham where people are looking for explanations, too single area is going to struggle. _ so, even the more... the better off areas - around the local villages, they're still going to struggle as much as everyone else is. | it's not just one - category of person. and can you see people cutting back and spending less? i think they're going to have to. the evidence from here on the ground and increasingly across the economy raises a fundamental question about how many rises from andrew bailey, or anyone at the bank of england, are now required. the crushing effect of the cost—of—living crisis is already slowing the economy down markedly. back in doncaster, the last straw — using one instead of two in the hotel bar's cocktails is one response to very high inflation. even though the economy is now likely to be shrinking, the bank of england still on course for further rises in interest rates. a soft landing far from certain. faisal islam, bbc news. there's analysis from faisal, and other colleagues, on bbc news online, that's bbc.co.uk/news.

it's notjust on this road in peterlee in county durham where people are looking for explanations, too struggle. _ so, even the more... the better off areas - around the local villages, they're still going to struggle as much as everyone else is. | it's not just one - category of person. and can you see people cutting back and spending less? i think they're going to have to. the evidence from here on the ground and increasingly across the economy raises a fundamental question about how many rises from andrew bailey, or anyone at the bank of england, are now required. the crushing effect of the cost—of—living crisis is already slowing the economy down markedly. back in doncaster, the last straw — using one instead of two in the hotel bar's cocktails is one response to very high inflation. even though the economy is now likely to be shrinking, the bank of england still on course for further rises in interest rates. a soft landing far from certain. faisal islam, bbc news. let's return to the us capitol attack hearings in washington. and is the testimony we've heard cutting through to inde

back in peterlee, janine is from a working family, but says those in old mining communities like thisandoned again. everyone is struggling at the moment. it's not really a nice time and i definitely didn't think at the age of 36, we would be back in this situation where my parents were in. and you feel it is like that? i feel like that, yeah. abandoned? yeah, absolutely. i've never had to worry about... because i always thought, myself and my partner, we work full time. i thought i'd never have to worry about food. but that is my main worry every day right now. people are resilient through hardship, but with petrol prices at new records and international gas prices now surging again, there are limits. faisal islam, bbc news, in county durham. there's worrying news for thousands of people who've booked holidays this summer, after gatwick airport said it would limit the number of flights in the peak summer period because of a shortage of staff, especially among ground handlers. britain's second—busiest airport said the revised plans were meant to create a more reliable service and it in

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back in peterlee, janine is from a working family but says those in old mining communities like this sunday roast, we are looking at about £15 every sunday which is £60 a month. i do know my family alone and other people's families are starting to grow their own vegetables. people are resilient through hardship but with petrol prices at new records and international gas prices now surging again, there are limits. faisal islam, bbc news, in county durham. ifi if i said to you out on the wily windy moors you are roughly the same age as me. kate bush was just 19 when she achieved her first number one in the uk singles chart in 1978. she's now 63, and this evening it's been confirmed that she's back at number one. the song — running up that hill — was first released in 1985, and it's now a big hit again after featuring in the latest series of the netflix show stranger things. our music correspondent mark savage has more. # if only i could. # i'd make a deal with god... in 1985, running up that hill got to number three in the charts. # running up that hill... 37 years later, it's gone two

it's notjust on this road in peterlee in county durham where people are looking for explanations, too single area is going to struggle. _ so, even the more... the better off areas - around the local villages, they're still going to struggle as much as everyone else is. | it's not just one - category of person. and can you see people cutting back on spending less? i think they're going to have to. the evidence from here on the ground and increasingly across the economy raises a fundamental question about how many rises from andrew bailey, or anyone at the bank of england, are now required. the crushing effect of the cost—of—living crisis is already slowing the economy down markedly. with the bank saying the economy saying the economy is shrinking right now, the decisions over interest rates are fraught. the everyday decisions of households and businesses up and down the country even more so. faisal islam, bbc news. joining me now is lydia prieg, the head of economics at the think tank new economics foundation, which focuses on social, economic and enviromental issues. thanks very much