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Cost-of-living concerns are consuming our politics
ByCost-of-living crisis
The ‘cost of living’ refers to the price of things around the world and how much money people have to spend on essentials. The ‘cost of living crisis’ refers to the fall in ‘real’ disposable income that the UK has experienced since late 2021, which is making it difficult for people to afford food, fuel and basic household items. This crisis is being caused predominantly by high inflation outstripping increases in wages and benefits, and has been further exacerbated by recent tax and energy price increases. Read more about the cost of living crisis here.
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How Ed Miliband can deliver cheaper energy bills, today
The time is now for a progressive pricing system.
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Labour’s new factions show how worried the party is
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Why is Birmingham leading Britain’s child poverty spiral?
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How to implement a policy: universal free school meals
London’s Mayor still needs to figure out the financing, staffing and investment to deliver his flagship pledge, according to those…
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