Georgie Frost

Are we not just going to see a load of, I probably think like private equity or something coming in, buying up professional, professionalize.

But then you get an even further distance away from the tenant.

Do you know what I mean?

The problem, I think, is that, you know, the further away you get from the tenant, from landlords, to letting agents, to business,

big property companies, the less they actually care about the individuals?

Jury's out.

Simon, survey says...

Thank you very much.

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Now, moving on.

As if we haven't had enough of higher bills and the increasing cost of living, we are being told to brace ourselves for Trumpflation.

As a result of the conflict in the Middle East, the Bank of England is warning food price inflation could hit 4.6% by the autumn, energy bills are likely to jump and stay high for the rest of the year, and average mortgage repayments might rise by £80 a month.

But despite this, the NBC decided to hold Trumpflation

Rates this week.

For how long?

Helen, who cuts?

Four rises.