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Cost of Living: UK shop-price inflation accelerated in October to its highest level since 2024, as retailers struggled to contain rising costs. Nearly two-thirds of adults fear food prices will rise further ahead of the Budget. Food and Household Bills: The government has suspended tariffs on more than 100 food, drink and fuel products, aiming to ease costs, while sales of bottled water, tinned food and radios have jumped after emergency-kit advice prompted stockpiling fears. Ministers say the guidance is not a response to an imminent threat. Energy Support: E.ON Next says 565,000 customers will receive a £150 energy-bill discount; around six million households are also due letters about the Warm Home Discount. Consumer Protection: Ofcom has warned parcel firms to improve customer service or face tougher regulation, after complaints highlighted poor experiences across the sector.

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