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Andy Burnham ‘failing families’ as data shows 40% rise in food prices, says SNP

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Evening Standard UK
By Rachel Keenan
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Andy Burnham ‘failing families’ as data shows 40% rise in food prices, says SNP
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The Bank of England has forecast that food inflation will rise to around 5% next year.

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  • Andy Burnham ‘failing families’ as data shows 40% rise in food prices, says SNP.
  • The Bank of England has forecast that food inflation will rise to around 5% next year.
  • The Bank of England has forecast that food inflation will rise to around 5% next year.

The Bank of England has forecast that food inflation will rise to around 5% next year.

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