No10 slaps down Bank of England governor for telling workers not to ask for a pay rise
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey told workers not to ask for big pay rise. Suggested show of 'restraint' is needed to stop inflation spiralling out of control.
But No10 slapped down the call saying it was not for government to dictate pay. Comes as families face cost-of-living crisis with rising energy bills, council tax and national insurance. Bank hiked its interest rates from 0.25 to 0.5%, meaning higher mortgage rates
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