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Households urged to send in meter readings as energy price cap jumps 13%
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Robust first quarter UK growth confirmed but 2025 weaker than first thought
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Household food bills ‘risk pressure from degraded soil and climate volatility’
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Personal insolvencies jumped by 10% annually in May in England and Wales
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Shopper footfall suffers in record-breaking May temperatures
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South West Water gets record £1.93m fine for drinking water contamination
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What is happening to my energy bill and what can I do?
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Households set to learn of energy bills hike from July amid Iran war impact
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Food staple prices set to remain more expensive in long term – report
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Households set to learn of energy bills hike from July amid Iran war impact
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Energy bills forecast to rise by £209 in July amid fears over winter cost crunch
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Households to slam brakes on spending as Iran war sends cost surging, warns EY
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Households stashing ’emergency’ supplies of cash, torches and tinned goods
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UK set to shed 163,000 jobs amid Iran war fallout – report
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United Utilities unveils £800m share sale amid plans to bolster water network
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Stocks buoyed by Tesco and welcome GDP surprise
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More than half of households in energy credit at end of winter – poll
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Lamb costs soared over last three years due to climate change – report
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Awful April: What is happening to household bills?
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Households braced for ‘awful April’ as council tax and water bills soar
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New figures show 13 million in poverty in UK including four million children
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Households in poor areas face some of highest council tax bills, figures show
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New figures could show fewer living in poverty than previously reported
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Households could face 8% jump in food prices due to Iran war, experts warn
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Households facing ‘fresh blow to budgets’ as inflation forecasts are hiked
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Stamp duty is a tax on personal freedom and needs to be abolished now.
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Households on heating oil already grappling with soaring prices
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Khan warns Trump’s Iran strikes will fuel ‘chaos and carnage'
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Households’ confidence in job security slumps to six-month low
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