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By Ian McConnell

Consumer prices in the United Kingdom rose at their fastest recorded rate during August as global supply shortages and higher wages accentuated the uptick from pandemic-related discounts a year ago, official figures showed Wednesday.

Inflation has surged to its highest in nearly ten years after a record jump in August due to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

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With inflation hitting the Bank of England’s target of 2 the pressure to raise interest rates will dissipate in the short term.

Inflation in the UK dropped in July, driven by sharp falls in prices for clothing and footwear as retailers sought to stimulate demand by slashing prices.

Chefs are regarded on a par with dentists, doctors or teachers in Europe, but not in the UK, says Richard Hughes

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Exercise campaign similar to ‘5 a Day’ recommended to get young people moving Children and young people should be encouraged to exercise, says a committee of MPs (PA) A nationwide campaign to encourage young people to do at least an hour of daily exercise similar to “5 a Day” should be launched after an apparent decline in physical activity during the pandemic, MPs have said. The Government should also launch a “Work Out to Help Out” campaign to incentivise people to get involved in...

‘Eat Out scheme triggered higher deaths in Pakistani, Bangladeshi groups’ July 21, 2021 LONDON: Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme last summer may have triggered a rise in COVID-19 related deaths among Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities, a scientist has said, foreign media reported. Since more people from the Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities in the UK work in small restaurants and eating joints, Professor Parvez Haris of De Montfort University said the governmen...