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Bank of England governor ‘very sorry’ for impact of rising inflation
The Bank of England predicts inflation will reach 5% next year - the highest in a decade.
Inflation is currently ahead of the Bank of England's 2% target at 3.1%. There are expectations it could rise to 5% by next April. Today’s Justin Webb speaks to Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey about rising inflation and the effect this will have on household living costs.
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