A sharp rise in crude oil and its derivative products used in packaging, along with a persistent inflationary trend in various commodities and deficit rainfall, has increased cost pressures...

How can you spend years paying off your student loan and still owe more than you borrowed? Ten years ago, the first Plan 2 borrowers started repaying their student loans. Since then, graduates who left university with similar debts have found themselves on very different financial paths. The amount you earn affects how much you repay, how much interest builds up and whether you'll ever clear your balance. BBC Education Correspondent Hazel Shearing investigates why so many graduates are frustrated with the system and what their student loan really means for their future. 00:00 - Hazel’s story 01:46 - What happened in 2012? 02:22 - What are plan 2 loans? 03:17 - Argument for plan 2 loans 04:08 - What do people think the problem is? 05:20 - The impact of plan 2 loans 06:14 - 10 years since repayments started 06:38 - We went to uni together, here's what we owe now 09:07 - Rethink Repayment campaign explained 10:36 - The script... the mis-selling scandal explained 11:56 - How your earnings affect your loan 12:10 - Should you try to clear your loan quicker? 13:33 - More information on loans 13:42 - Three things campaign groups want 15:06 - So what’s next? For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #BBCNews

Kathmandu: A debris-laden flash flood in a river has swept away more than 35 houses and bridges in Nepal's Gorkha district on Sunday, authorities said, urging people living along the stream ...