'The fingerprints of climate change': ONS confirms food price inflation remains stubbornly high

James Murray
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'The fingerprints of climate change': ONS confirms food price inflation remains stubbornly high

UK inflation falls slightly to 2.8 per cent, but experts fear rising energy and food costs could push up prices in coming months

Chancellor Rachel Reeves received a modicum of good news ahead of today's Spring Statement, as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirmed annual inflation in February cooled slightly to 2.8 per...

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