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Exposing the personal and political impact of the cost of living crisis – who is paying, who is accountable, and how we can help
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“I’m absolutely furious that I’m only just discovering this," one TikTok user said.
It costs pennies, too.
It can be quite sneaky.
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Ofgem said it will increase by from £1,568 to £1,717 from October 1.
Race you to the checkout.
"It’s never been more obvious that parents are crying out for more and better childcare options."
It could ruin your dinner.
It's especially useful if you're on regular, or multiple, medications.
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Forget the microwave ― this lasts way longer.
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Scurvy has nearly tripled in cases since 2007-08.
"Tinned fish..."
"And you're going to deserve to lose," the audience member said, scathingly.
Finance experts reveal the advice that they personally make sure to follow in their own lives.
The Thick Of It creator accused the Tories of introducing policies to bring more people into hardship.
It came after Jeremy Hunt said £100,000 was "not a huge salary".
Sky News anchor Trevor Phillips said: "Do you regret tweeting that?"
One person said it was "absolutely ridiculous” not to think there was a connection between the two issues.
Inflation has dropped, but it's still far from where the Bank of England want it to be.
Jeremy Hunt claims the fall in inflation was proof the "plan is working".
During his ITV show, the Money Saving Expert urged that people need to deposit £1 before turning 40.
The reasons behind our misery may surprise you.
Charlie Stayt said it was "fascinating" the chancellor "would not know the effect that your Budget has."
"Why is it such a gloomy economic picture with the Tories?" The LBC presenter asked.
Around eight million eligible households will receive the payment today.
"I'm sad to hear that someone is in that situation," the PM said.
The Bank of England just kept base rates at 5.25% for the fourth time in a row.
After all, it's been more than a year and no asylum seekers have actually been deported.
And we may not be back on track until 2026.
"Totally out of touch."
High energy bills have been one of the driving forces between the cost of living crisis.
An engineer weighs in on the topic.