Cost of living: Inflation hits 40-year high as food prices rise
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2022
- Inflation is the bad news that keeps on coming. Today's figures show that it has crept up again to just over 9 per cent, the worst in four decades.
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But behind that headline number others even more alarming ones lurk - like a 32 per cent increase in the price of petrol and double digits for staple foods like bread and meat.
Inflation is a global ogre but it is worse here than in the rest of the G7 and is expected to last longer. It has also hits the poorest hardest. So what now?
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There’s something so tragic about pensioners having to live in poverty after a lifetime of working
But still have billions to fund overseas wars
they arent, the average pensioner has more money than the average working 30 something. this is the first time this ever happened. i assume its the ones who didnt bother to pay into a pension like all us young people are forced to? plus we are paying their final salary schemes whilst ours arent worth the paper they are written on. i will have to live into my 90s to get back what i put in. yet us gen-x are predicted to die YOUNGER than our parents. another historic first. plus we have to work to 70+ now
@@darky_knight boris thinks he's churchill. he thinks a war will keep him in power
Everyone goes to the street and forces the PM to step down!
It's not tragic it's criminal. This wealth transfer has been planned and executed and the perpetrators need to be locked up and locked out of positions of power
Also, never forget that MPs are always in receipt of above inflation wage rises.
Mps wages are controlled by an independent body
@@jdnetwork-reselling that they set up and is regulated by them. funny how nurses and firemen etc all have independent bodies that review pay that are ALWAYS ignored. just the MP ones are adhered to eh/
I have an idea that could ease the rising cost of living
With is we grow mushrooms on trays stack on top of each other
Because if you do it virtually it gives you a lot more space and mushrooms are the perfect cannaitie to do it with because if you were to do it with cabbages for example the roof of
Each tray would block out the sunlight for the cabbage’s blow but since most mushrooms don’t
Need sunlight we won’t have the problem
Reminder Boris did close 10 fire stations as mayor in London and cut 500 jobs of frontline firefighters.
That's why Grenfell response got so bad.
Average response times have risen dramatically since those cuts. Austerity kills.
I think Grenfell happened because the firefighters told the folks to stay put and the cladding spread the fire
@@shazanali692 ah the fireman put up the illegal cladding 😂🤣
@@shazanali692 It had multiple reasons.
Stay put is only one of it
Flamable Cladding the other
Weak initial response only 4 appliances were send to the fire in a flat of that high rise
No turnable ladder or aerial this was only later ordered and arrived after more then half an hour.
It was failed to discover the extend of the fire on the outside of the buidling.
The reserve command center was unable to show TV or live stream in the EOC East.
They did not identify that fire and smoke protection had failed.
Not enough effort was put into review procedure effectiveness.
Information weren't given properly to incident command.
@@shazanali692 The fire happend because of a faulty home appliances by Wirlpool not sure if it was an fridge or washing machine.
Tell me why people vote for those people who did this to the country for past 12 years. They must like it.
It's simple greed...
Energy and fuel companies are getting insanely rich... Why don't they just cut their profits and ease everyone's pain???
Capitalism, the capitalist class will never willfully give up their wealth or power
Energy companies need profit to innovate and build. Without the profits they can't put money back into clean sustainable energy. Like nuclear power plants etc. Which cost billions, if not trillions. This wind fall tax is only doing damage.
Because they know to donate to the Tory party who only cares about the rich people.
Then all that money they spent on the Tory Party & in Boris Johnson would be a load of waste of millions of pounds they invested in them.
Right now the goverment is doing what it needs to make their masters happy by enriching them for that favour.
The entire economy of Europe is built on cheap oil and gas from Russia. Russia sold gas and oil at a discount, at a price below the market. Now Europe will buy oil and gas at market prices from the US and the Arabs.
The same here in Germany... the poorest always suffering..... and we have many of them.... In a country in which 15% of the population own 70% of all fortunes.....
We feel with you in the UK.... our closest cousins in Europe... especially the english.... ❤️...
I'm always good at managing myself. Rent, bills, babys stuff first, food can be cut down a little, clothes, make up, bag, takeaway isn't necessary. All the essentials are prioritized first. I don't want to be homeless with a 3yo, though the rent 1200£ pm is a killer. Landlords are taking the pi** same with the gas and electricity.
Move to cheaper area maybe ? In Manchester 2 bed homes are around £500/month
Start trying to stockpile food now while it’s cheaper so it’s easier for you later!
Look how wages had been flat even slightly decreasing since 2010 and only making miniture gains in recent years.
Is what I was gonna say, it´s not that the pensioners "catched up" with the workers household, is that the workers had flatten for years, gicing time to pensioners to catch up... that´s NOT a good sign
@Kristoffer Andersson really weird and nonsensical reasoning. UA-camrs have jobs because people stream their work and like it therefore they make money from it... just because you don't like it doesn't mean its not a legitimate way of making money.... the main reason for the current rate of inflation is the widening wealth gap and the % of money in society that is going more towards ceos and shareholders ans moving away from the lower down workers
@Kristoffer Andersson Couldn't have said it better myself!
@Kristoffer AnderssonBot ignore his account is less than a month old
The truth is the main stream media doesn’t tell the whole story. Mainly the corporations are making record profits. That might have to do with the inflation issue.
yup. record profits for these companies refusing pay rises.... hmmmm
Truth is NWO
Workers need a pay rise, that's the bottom line here!!!
MP's in the UK got an extra £2000 per year in 2021/22, yet these same MP's tell the low paid just to put up with it, because a pay rise will just stoke inflation further........clearly, a rule for the well paid at the top and another for the low paid at the bottom.
Pay rise will not help as money value goes down read about Zimbabwe
@@proiectmc1096 Workers will take that chance buddy.
Many small businesses can't afford it.
Should be taxing rich... Amazon for an example could solve inflation.
@@sixstringsforever it will eventually collapse economy.
Before, in 2021, I pay £45 for full confirm tank of diesel in my van. Now in the middle of 2022, IT IS £150!!!!!
Your tank must have be gotten bigger.
@@paxundpeace9970 idiot.
Always keep a store cupboard of food. Don't use gas, go electric. Don't have expensive habits and if you can use public transport, instead of a car do. Negotiation with those who you owe money to and don't be afraid to seek debt advice.
Just be a useless sack of flesh that serves basically
I remember in 1980's people were investing when interest rates were at 13%. The panic about growth companies striking out because of slight increases on rates to borrow money doesn't seen rational it will be a mass crash................ Hedge Funds now come into play.
To be honest I'm pretty scared of the market and the titles from these UA-camrs. i have a minimum wage job and i put most of my savings getting random positions trying to build a stable portfolio i cant afford to bear losses i have made my plans already.
Buy a good cross section of an economy, Build a diverse portfolio that hedges your wealth from inflation, sanctions, Feds influence & keeps you motivated, Speed up the process were possible; I use an Investment-Adviser, side hustle, reinvest, After my first million I realized that when a stock starts booming chances of you finding out means you are quite late to the party. For this I make sure my Financial-Advisor handles that, "Katrina Marie Hanks". It's like turning your notifications to earn more millions.
@@emilyjacobsen9955 I hope she replies public mails. I just looked her up with her full name, found her webpage and left her one.
Most Tory voters don’t understand what the fuss is all about. Tory Government don’t understand what the fuss is all about. + Brexit on top, weak pound and more expensive goods from Europe. Welcome to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 😂
Because all their friends are doing fine, thank you very much!
you can get a free flight to Rwanda I guess, not all bad
In more ways than one looking at the population changes.
You took the free money...the great benefits..the huge number of government employees who produce nothing...now you pay the price.. and there is nothing anyone can do about it
Middle-class citizens are always the ones that suffer from the economic and geopolitical turbulence known as inflation. The Fed appears to be taking little action, and the situation is worsening than it was in 2008.
Inflation has a significant impact on many aspects of life. In 2022, the stock market will put all investors to the test. Because of growing inflation, the US Federal Reserve will hike interest rates seven times.
Inflation is producing a slew of problems throughout the world, including food shortages, diesel and heating fuel shortages, and housing prices and financial market crash. It's all coming together, and by the end of the year, it may be a complete disaster. (or earlier)
@@bobbymainz1160 You seem to be a stock investor...I hope everyone has their cash ready to jump in at the right time. Secure your financial future with calculated moves. The stock market still remains your best bet in becoming a millionaire. The Billionaires dabbling with it know this that's why they doing this.
@@marksway7292 Sure!! It's time to make some amazing bargain bets! Despite the downturn, I've been making a lot of money lately. Congratulations to my Financial Advisor, "EILEEN RUTH SPARKS."
@@andrewtownsend886 Please tell me how to contact your coach that you specified.
This raises questions how we should protect workers and families with children's.
The Tory idea is to force workers to take a pay cut and lose employment rights. I think the sane amongst us don't.
Who Has Any Answers?
send them to borris mansions
What fricking bias in that correspondent's quote.
You elected them you pay the price. Choose right in the first place so you don’t have to panic at the end. Wise man said thinking is a key . Government don’t don’t have a common sense anymore.
So for pensions they have the money but not for the rail workers that is not fair.
In Germany pensions only rise by the amount wages have been gone up in the last year. That is fair for those working and those getting pensions.
Its cos pensioners vote tory .. most of them anyway.
@@YA-hm5zy dinosaurs with no idea
Sad jobs don’t jobs provide pensions anymore like they used to
Pensioners have paid in all their life to the system, UK pensioners one of the lowest paid in Europe and with all the increases in ongoing costs yes the should be well looked after
@@annealbrecht396 Pensioners take out more than they put in, and those currently paying the shortfall are unlikely to ever retire.
During their working years they really fucked up the world, they've left us with a climate emergency, unaffordable housing, austerity, Tory governments, expensive university education and Brexit.
Why is 50% of the total fuel cost taken as tax? The government must be loving the fuel increases
reclaiming back furloughs
@@thebeesnuts777 I didn't get 1 day off during covid surely I'm entitled to 1 week now with full pay
I think the fuel tax is due to Environmental concerns.
Also if they reduced tax on it, prices would just rise further due to demand.
I think they should (and this ONLY works if they can do this without corruption) drop the tax for railway services, thus reducing those transport costs without massively boosting inflation.
@@Dedicated_.1 if we all stopped driving today I wonder what would happen to the economy 🤔
@@everydayguy289
I think just dropping the tax on fuel (like Biden is doing in the States) won’t help or at best would be a temporary solution for the above reason.
The rail idea might at least free some money to get our services back running (which has a massively negative effect on GDP).
The electric bills now are unbearable, we are just fucked during October, basically you'd have to be lucky enough to be born into a rich family
Thanks, a lot Boris.
It all leads back to greedy energy producers who are purposely keeping production low to inflate prices. A scaling tax on profit margins would dissuade price gouging.
And, the earth is flat and Elvis lives.
The UK banned oil from the second largest producer of energy in the world to support Nazis in Ukraine.
What else did you expect if you put sanctions on Russian gas and oil?
By the way why don't you put sanctions on Saudi Arabia for invading Yemen and commuting genocide there twoo while you are at it?
@@danwelterweight4137
Big rant from a small mind.
Get help.
@@danwelterweight4137 Sure thing Ivan. Do they pay you in vodka and potatoes? You are either a troll or an moron, you decide.
I'm sad and getting poor 😢
You still eating. Yoi also got internet access. You're good! Try living on 1 pack of noodles 4 people like i seen.
@@allykhan8594 BOT. just because we have Internet access or eat doesn't mean we not poor. Not having enough food also means poor I seen nurses and teachers in my local food bank and if you don't believe it just visit your local food bank BOT
@@user-ji3jy5wg4v my wife is a care worker. Your telling me a nurse (starting pay) £24k cannot live and needs to go to food bank? What you think care workers earn? Downsize!
@Wannabe Antonio Conte You Look Happy In Your Little Pic!
@@allykhan8594 24k means nothing today in the UK because cost of living went up like I said you need to visit your local food bank and see for yourself before judging BOT
"Smart people learn from everything and everyone, average people from their experiences and stupid people already have all answers"
Really nice. Haven't heard this one yet.
We can easily guess which category the cabinet members belong to.
You certainly have all the answers.
Politicians can take a big cut in their incomes so they feel the pinch.
Please, more money to Zelensky.
Who cares about British citizens? Ukraine is the top priority!
Tescos: Very Little Help!
ASDA: We Save Money and Live Better!
Morrisons: Our Brand. Lower Wages.
Sainsbury's: Not Helping Our Staff Eat Better.
*LIDL*
You're the last one. Complete the mission.
So that's the leveling up everyone is talking about. Interesting.
Don't You Know We Are All In The Same Boat Now! Just Some Are In The First Class Cabins! While The Rest Of Us Are Below The Waterline!
@@jasminebali8068 keep voting fo the tories pls. 5 more years
@@jasminebali8068 Food for thought :)
They always tell you the opposite of the truth. We're leveling down.
I personally feel food gone up by 25% , not 8%.
Neil MacDonald's analyses are very informative, more of this please
Britons thought that the Animal Farm was about USSR until they’ve got more equal than others Boriska as their PM.
This is why people if you have the space please grow your own foods such as some veg and grow some fish. You can build a mini aquoponics that rubs on itself and you’ll probably produce about 50 fish a month.
yeah a potato patch should clear this up.
@@tedcrilly46 tell me you don’t know about aquaponics without telling me you don’t know
Grow some fish? Okay. Where do I get the seeds? I want cod, and salmon.
@@highdefboxing8056 brudda are you for real
@@muhammadah6850 Well, how do you grow fish?
Why can't businesses take less profit instead of passing all the costs onto customers?
Because year on year you vote for CAPITALISM… we are a capitalist country and not a social democratic…
A business number one priority is to its shareholders then the consumer..
You reap what you sow!!
It can only happen when your country is under Communism where the People's Govt comes in to protect citizen people from Capitalist
22 just graduated uni, inflation is hitting hard
Ppl think things are gonna get better but they not ...they gonna make it get worse
cut out the biscuits, folk of the UK
Now suppliers across the board have had a taste of high prices. There is no way prices are going to come back down.
I’ve lived alone for 10 years but no I’m honestly starting to go deep in debts
I hear you, my utilities need fixing and haven't got the money to fix them.
Economics as a subject is probably one of the most important to learn; no wonder why it is not compulsory in school curriculum: the plebs would grow up understanding what is up and act accordingly! I.e. much harder for them to be stripped of their hard earned assets and God forbid, any savings they have in currency/fiat!
there busy learning about the pink pound though
Boris Johnson mishandling of the economy. .. worst PM in living memories.
Boycott Russia then blame them for inflation?
I mean, they do keep firing guns at their neighbours.
@@327legoman Neighbours who collude with the enemy deserve that. Remember Cuba hypocrite?
Government dosent court fuel food or housing in inflation so wth do they count????real inflation is 30/40%
Don't worry, Jabba the Hutt is in full control of the situation 😂😂😂😂😂
The country that once plundered the world can't give it's citizens decent standard of living ? How ironical and karmic
Karma doesn't exist, though.
UK’s inflation is Cathy Newman’s fault. Her poor interview on Jan 16, 2018 led to today’s high inflation.
? Bizarre comment.
hahahaha
Dude hate to burst your bubble but its like this all over the world. Its worse here in Australia
so you're saying its mens fault.
Stop spamming the same comment BOT.
These people love to attack pensioners. British pensioners are worse off than about all their European and American counterparts, Further, many pensioners live in poverty. Those with savings have seen their savings depleted in the past twelve years because interest rates have been so low. It is right and proper that old people who have worked hard all their lives be given some protection. The attitudes of the interviewer and the interviewee in this clip are extremely disappointing. 👎
Have you seen this pensioners are better of then working people
@@paxundpeace9970 The only pensioners better off than working people are people who have fat company pensions and who are very rich anyway. Most pensioners don't fall into that category. Further, Pensioners' savings have been decimated in the past twelve years of extremely loe, almost non-existent, interest rates. And please son't come to me with the nonsense about the stock market gains. For the very well-off, yes they will have gained. But I would wager that most pensioners a.) don't have many stock markets investments, b.) don't want the risk that investing on the stock market involves. When you reach a certain age, you want security, not risk.
Because pensioners have always voted for the tories and have a massive turnout
@@Jazzfunkmaster The Tories have always been tight when it comes to state pensions. Though I wasn't a big fan of Tony Blair, he did want to do something better for pensioners to bring state pensions up to the European level. And Cameron did introduce the 'Triple Lock'. But BoJo put it on hold last year thereby losing an 8% increase for pensioners. I notice he's changed his tune a bit lately. Now there's talk of a 10% next year. But that will only be about in line with inflation; and it will be in arrears, too.
The problem as I see it is that everyone talks of state pensions as though they were a state benefit. THEY ARE NOT! You have to pay into the system to get any pension at all. And paying into it has been largely mandatory. The more you pay in, the more you get out.
The only time a state pension becomes a state benefit, and even then only for a temporary period (for most people) is when a person becomes unemployed. Then, they gat a paltry sum of money-compare Germany's generous unemployment benefit system!-and the stamp is paid for that period on the employees behalf. At least, that is how I understand it.
These journalists are talking through their pine ends!
CEO,s and upper management still taking obscene salaries and bonuses though
No worries, there are major influx of Hong Kong migrants to UK now
I still wonder how much of these increase in prices are done out of pure greed and using genuine increases as an excuse.
Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war!
When so many money got "created" despite not many goods have been produced during COVID. The price of good is surely going to go up. This is just the economy adjusting itself and us paying back the money we spent during COVID.
also, brexit costing 600bn and 200bn pissed away on dodgy PPE etc to tory donors. we now have to pay that back. oh and 4bn in fraudulent furlough too. all written off.
In my country Sudan , inflation is around 300+% , 9.1 % is nothing to us 😄
How do you cope?
Well we sided with Ukraine and this is what we get, we should have been the peace keepers getting both sides together to stop this war. Russia has been protesting for months but the west ignored their concerns instead we just antagonise to make thinks worse. and this is why Russia attacked this could have been prevented through diplomacy for the first time the west will learn what famine means, crime will be at an all time high because people will be desperate to feed their children and pay their bills
Should cut MPs wages from around 84k to 50k, and redistribute that money to the people who actually need it, rather than the greedy who don't - it's about 22 million or thereabouts towards helping out the people they claim to serve. But they'll probably just get a pay rise instead, while the cost of living goes up for everyone else...
Are you 9 years old?
@@sequoiafire5349 what the person is saying is true, although the money saved by dropping MP's wages is very minimal, it sets an example and lowers the feeling of "them and us".
It's obvious to the majority of Brits that our MP's are milking the system for their own gain. The majority of them have no idea of what it's like being under financial stress.
These parasites need to show they they too are under pressure and not on a free ride like they are now.
What did you think was gonna happen when they printed all the extra money during ‘the pandemic’
pfff 'disease' what will they come up with next.
People need to join the dots and start prepping as there will be food shortages,there are already gaps on the supermarket shelves.now is the time when wheat should be harvested and that will be in short supply,and with the price of diesal produce wont get to the shops in large numbers.Get prepping..
I'm buying in 400 1.5 kilo bags of flour and buying two breadmakers (in case one malfunctions). That's enough to make 1,200 loaves. I'll simply have to use some a bit after the 'best before' date.
@@highdefboxing8056 or trade with others
@@33wanwan I have stocked up plenty of other things to trade. The loaves of bread are simply to placate my immediate neighbours and help keep them from starving. Plus, I'm buying plenty of canned butter. I'm also buying all the weapons I can get my hands on. Got a big Japanese samurai sword. Today I ordered a .22 calibre air rifle. I watched a video on here where a man took down two wild boar with one. I'm in London, England, so obviously our access to real firearms is no comparison with folks in other countries. But those .22 calibre air rifle pellets penetrated the skulls of those wild boar.
Voted Boris over Jeremy. Voted Tory. Well, here ya go.
On 4 January 2011 VAT was raised to 20 percent by Chancellor George Osborne (Conservative Party) where it remains.
10.5% my backside! More like 20!
Well ! Sanctions has boomerang effects.
20% within a year.
Time to cut the biscuits out..
Advice from the ""Chancellor """🤣🤣🤣🤣
Food going up
Fuel going up
Hot air balloons they're going up
So are the party games at 10 Downing
Everything is going UP UK IS finished
Britains are about 6% worse of against last year and this was already bad.
Felt mega wealthy last year, no holidaying, limited commuting costs.
@@edc1569 did your wage go up in 2020 or 2021?
I’m a public sector worker, working a 30 hour week and earning £13k. This is the sole household income, but I’m told it’s too much for any tax credit assistance. I barely pay tax, so any tax cuts would mean nothing to me. Outside of work hours I am a mental health carer for my adult son, so I can’t work more hours. I have done well to keep afloat and living in the black for many years under these conditions and Ive always accepted frugality with good grace, but it’s getting impossible. I have got food poisoning twice in a month because I’m living on markdown food. With fuel bills projected to reach nearly a third of my salary and everything else rising too, the cost of living is very much about the cost of remaining alive and in tolerable health.
2 meals a day , plan your budget , eat less junk foods , stop attending paying events, you can pull thru my Brits friends 👌🏻
What a life in 2022 Britain
Start growing your own vegetables.
No space, no time, no energy.
Decade of Austerity for what? Tories to redo 2008 Policy? Labour should've just stayed.
Strike of No Confidence ✊🏽
Gov tax revenue £750 billion £300billion borriwing. 43% total tax on gdp. £400 billion on welfare + other benefits including tax credits. Pensions £110 billion. What Austerity??
@@allykhan8594 what the blazes are you on about?
Are you off your rocker. Dickhead
Brown left a third of the budget
In deficit. British have to stop
Wanting hand outs and start
Living with in their means.
Labour would throw more
Money around and destroy the
Economy. They did that in the
70s. They had to beg from the
IMF like some pathetic African
Country.
Inflation is removable, since companies are not for DEPEX per minute. 2022 onwards.
And the government is doing absolutely nothing about it
There is a national rail strike here in the UK over pay rises not keeping up with current inflation. Soon other sectors of the workforce may follow, including nurses, teachers, and whoever else may follow the rail workers' example.
I doubt that the Government has the money to pay them all, not with the national debt now running into trillions of pounds!
I think all countries' national debts ought to be written off to be honest, but somehow I can't see that happening. Meanwhile MPs ought to take a cut to their own pay, but I cannot see that happening either. It would at least be a token of solidarity with the public, since pay cuts for Ministers and Civil Servants would be a mere drop in the ocean.
Meanwhile I see only horrors to come for next winter. People will not be able to heat their homes in this country!
You want public officials and civil servants to take a pay cut when inflation is as a all time high even though you admit yourself that it would do anything to change the situation?
And how will public officials and civil servants be able to pay their bills and afford daily necessities?
@@danwelterweight4137 but you want the private sector who are not getting pay rises any where near this to pay for the over paid public sector. The average public sector worker earns far more and works less than the average private sector worker.
Its not the governments money its the tax payers money
Producer prices are up 15% so at least 5%point is to be expect for the next few months.
That might not get reflect in the Year- on- Year numbers because inflation was already going up last fall but certainly on the Month- on- Months numbers we will see this.
Anything below 10 percent more pay is unacceptable as an over.
messed up
"What's the justification for pensions rising 10%?" Pensioners overwhelmingly vote for the Tories. The working poor don't. Why is no one making that point??
those oldies that vote tories go and use labour NHS
Pensioners are scum. We locked everything down for them and they contribute nothing. I won't be able to retire until I am about 80 at this rate.
We have derisory pensions if compared to more prosperous European countries. Also the Government broke it's promise by suspending the triple lock this year. There is justification, and I say that as a pensioner who has never voted Tory. Free market capitalism has failed the majority, so the rich can have ever more. We need a financial reset with a change of government. You can question the government's motives and their priorities, but don't question the justification. That encourages divide and rule.
Curious what work you do?
@@davidmcculloch8490 I'm not saying pensioners shouldn't get it. I'm saying the reason why they are the only ones who get to stand still economically with an inflation matching rise is that the Tories are protecting their votes.
So much people cut down on spending but Sunak is thinking of increasing the amount to Ukraine.
well...that was fun
i now shop by day not week it has helped but when i see some food going up by as much as 20% its just sad,whey protein up over 30 % in just a day not 10 cents a week over the year 6 euro in one go
When you are in a hole dig up not down
The Chancellor is the worst Chancellor we’ve ever had he’ll give money away to tax havens but won’t give 20 quid to the poor
Rails aren't striking over wage rises - they're striking due to safety concerns.
Actually both. And I support their action. Tory governments have taken the rip over the last 12 years.
Which safety concerns? They were offered 7% for company that total ticket sales were £5billion but cost £20 billion to run it.
@@allykhan8594 They want to change working practices and cut jobs! They are asking for 7% but have never been offered it
@@allykhan8594 you are either full of s*** or you don't know what you're talking about
They are striking for both and i totally stand with them.
They deserve more.
❤❤❤❤❤ were all in this together ❤❤❤❤
It's like this all over the world, I'm in Vancouver B.C. Canada it's the same here 😡 everyone here are at their wits end
"you are not alone"
I saw it on the horizon in the 70s
Unsustainable..
Until the people start revolting the government will do as they see fit.
I have an idea that could ease the rising cost of living
With is we grow mushrooms on trays stack on top of each other
Because if you do it virtually it gives you a lot more space and mushrooms are the perfect cannaitie to do it with because if you were to do it with cabbages for example the roof of
Each tray would block out the sunlight for the cabbage’s blow but since most mushrooms don’t
Need sunlight we won’t have the problem
its price gauging not inflation
Printed too much paper money. Demand to be paid in gold.
The English Constitution is the solution!
The English Constitution Party is the only Political Party with the English Constitution at its Heart.
The English Constitution Party are the only party that supports and campaigns for a National Living Wage Pension for pensioners, ageism is unlawful discrimination against people with no money to fight back. You may be older, but your vote is as powerful now as it was when you were 18. The power of your vote does not age or weaken with age, your voice will be heard. Increase the state pension to £19,760 a year (2022) (£380 a week)
It doesn’t matter Boris is spending your money on his war
They can host all these illegal immigrants in Hotels and we are paying for it from our taxes🤯🤯🤯..i want pay raise to match the inflation
Blame the CENTRAL BANKS GOING BUST .
Save, Save, Save. If you can upskill for a better job. If you can't, do both, it's best you pack a bag and move aboard. The UK is only going to get worse.
But that's not an option anymore because UK is not an EU country anymore which means you are band from going to any country
Banned From Going To ANY Country?? PLENTY Of Countries Outside The EU!
@@cliffsofmoher4220 You can still work in the EU, you just need a visa. It's not that hard to get, you just have to be smart and do your research. Plus, there are other countries that are affordable outside the EU. I left the UK in 2013 and never looked back.
@@jasminebali8068 but you can't live work or claim benefits there
@@mstt3530 yeah and I bet you are in a country making 50p an hour now
Absolutely tragic nobody has any money anymore what can we do thank the tories and brexit and Giving away our money to Ukraine
Everything gone more expensive. The food,petrol, mortgages etc. If come to food I have to avoid some groups of food like I have to stop buying red meat cause for me is now expensive but on the other hand is healthy. Sometimes I think to start going food banks like seriously😒
Pms : work longer hours to cope with the rise....
The UK: 😱
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Living expenses have always been lower in England compared to Scandinavian countries. But Scandinavians have salaries that match the cost of living. Most European countries are not expensive for groceries. But people who live on welfare, generally live hand to mouth. In England, it was possible to live well on welfare, 15 years ago but not anymore.
The UAE has low living expenses which is why people enjoy living there. The only costly expense is rent, which can often be negotiated and decreased a bit. Pakistan is a country which used to have low living expenses but the past 15 years, groceries and bills have soared due to inflation. Every year, prices go up. Nothing is at the price you bought it a year ago.
People with high income jobs can still live well, in England. But some people have a bad habit of complaining about expenses, whether they’re on welfare or high income, irrespective of the economy, and even if the price is low and they’re getting a good deal. Such people, often do not bother searching for the best price available. They just whine about bills and the price they paid, without searching for a better price. That’s an attitude problem and failure to understand the economy and competitive pricing.
People who whine about bills that can be reduced, every other month, just want an issue to complain about. Some people have been whining about bills for 10-40 years irrespective of the economy. Such people cannot cope with daily life, regular bills and are often financially disorganised. They’re the type who cannot spend even when refusing to do so, puts their health, employment and sanity at risk.
Just because they are adults and have families. It does not mean that they can budget, cope with regular bills, find the best price online or lower their expenses effectively. The world is filled with people, who have paid bills for decades but have overpaid. People who whine about every expense, are often free loaders or prefer someone else to pay, which is why they seek welfare, live with their parents or reduce necessary expenses.
Such people do not have genuine concerns. Genuine concerns are addressed with solutions. We cannot fix the economy but we can choose to pay low prices for the same quality. We can use green energy. We can shop online. That’s on us.
Brits are used to grocery shopping for snacks, ice cream, pastries, biscuits, fried food, crisps and chocolate which technically doesn’t come under groceries. That is why food inflation has impacted them. People can still buy basic groceries such as eggs, milk, bread, cheese, vegetables, fruit and meat at competitive prices. They just can’t buy all the extra stuff that they used to and that’s impacting their daily life. Energy prices and petrol prices are probably affecting people more than grocery bills. Perhaps work from home and online schooling can be introduced like it was during covid 19.
...just wait until the winter! Fuel will be astronomical ! So, stock up now and pick up those fenceposts for the fire later!