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Inflation takes surprise leap to 10.4% with food and booze costs to blame
The rate of inflation has taken a surprise leap, driven by a rising cost of alcoholic drinks in pubs and food - partly a consequence of the recent salad shortage.
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Price of some everyday groceries have 'more than doubled over the last year'
Mozzarella, cornflakes and brie are some of the food products to have more than doubled in price in the last year, new analysis has found.
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Shock inflation surge means interest rate rise is nailed on
The surprise increase in inflation will give policymakers pause for thought.
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Fever-Tree to raise prices as shoppers move to 'budget-friendly' options
Upmarket tonic maker Fever-Tree has revealed plans to raise prices as it continues to grapple with a surge in costs.
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Most drivers fear MOT rules relaxation will risk lives, suggests poll
More than two-thirds of UK drivers fear a proposed easing of MOT rules will put their lives in danger, according to a poll for the car industry.
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Just Eat to axe around 1,700 delivery worker jobs
Delivery giant Just Eat has announced it is to axe 1,700 jobs as it ceases to employ its delivery riders and drivers.
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Tesco Clubcard changes: Supermarket to cut value of rewards scheme
Tesco is cutting the value of its Clubcard rewards scheme, with customers no longer able to get triple their value when they cash them in with scheme partners.
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Premier League offers EFL £30m-a-year sweetener to seal football 'New Deal'
The Premier League has offered a £30m-a-year sweetener to the rest of English football's professional pyramid in an attempt to thrash out a deal over the sport's future funding.
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Energy bills support drives UK public borrowing to record February high
"Substantial" government spending on energy bills support has sent public borrowing to an all-time February record, according to official figures.
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Jeremy Hunt backs inflation battle and says UK is financially stable
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has backed the Bank of England to prioritise tackling inflation, despite concerns rapid increases in interest rates have contributed to recent volatility in the banking sector.
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