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According to the british retail consortium, Food Inflation fell last month to 13. 4 thanks to the lower cost of staple goods like oils, breakfast cereals, fats and fish. Heres our Business Correspondent emma simpson. It may not feel like it but the worst of food price rises could now be over. Grocery bills, though, are still way too high for many shoppers. Like, before you can just walk in with £10 and get a lot of things but now even £10 cant even buy what you actually want to buy. I mean, at the moment im ok but i guess im very lucky. But if it increased any more, just like Mortgage Rates ...

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From july last year, with the average cost of a home in the uk nowjust over £260,000. earlier we spoke to our correspondent, colletta smith and we began by asking her what's driving this trend? what we're seeing is the biggest house price fall since the financial crash in 2009. but the ingredients, the causes of this fall are very different. it's really being fuelling by those huge increases in mortgage rates that we've seen over recent months. so today, if you were to get a two—year fixed—rate mortgage deal, the average price is that you'd be paying 6.85% and interest. that's a massive j...

From july last year, with the average cost of a home in the uk nowjust over £260,000. let's go live now to our correspondent, colletta smith. colletta, what's driving this trend? well, it's interesting, what we are seeing is the biggest house price fall since the financial crash in 2009. at the ingredients, the causes of the fall are very different. it's really being fuelled by the huge increases in mortgage rates that we have seen over recent months. today, if you are to get a two—year, fixed—rate mortgage deal, the average price you would be paying is 6.85% in interest, a massivejump co...