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Covid infections on rise in UK for first time in two months in worrying summer spike

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) estimates that one in 70 people in England had the virus last week, compared to one in 75 in Wales, one in 65 in Northern Ireland and one in 40 in Scotland.

Daily Mirror

Brits warned about steak shortage in supermarkets and restaurants

Farmers hit by rising costs of fertiliser and cattle feed

Wales Online

Edinburgh house prices rising by a whopping £102 a day in startling new figures

New figures from the Office for National Statistics have shown the rapid rate at which house prices are rising in Edinburgh, West Lothian, East Lothian and Fife

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How cost crisis has affected your supermarket shopping basket as food prices surge 20% in two months

Food inflation has reached its highest level in a decade, with warnings it could get worse

The Independent UK

Out of office? How working from home has divided Britain

More than a third of the UK’s office-based workforce is still working from home to the anger of some bosses – and politicians. Is hybrid working the new normal, or can firms tempt employees back full-time?

The Guardian - UK

Warning issued to anyone who buys bread or pasta from supermarkets like ASDA, Aldi, Tesco, Lidl and Morrisons

The Government is said to be monitoring the situation very closely

Manchester Evening News

Two million Britons have long Covid, ONS reveals

Around 3.1% of the British population are suffering symptoms persisting for more than four weeks

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Warning to anyone who buys bread, baked beans or pasta

People suffering amid the cost of living crisis have been dealt another blow

Liverpool Echo

Self-ID will not cause 'huge widening up' of those seeking to change gender, MSPs told

THERE is no evidence that self-ID for transgender people will cause a “huge widening up” of the number of applications for a Gender Recognition…

The National (Scotland)

House prices are rising at more than £100 a day in parts of Wales

House prices are still rising rapidly but how much might your home be making per day?

Wales Online

Planning restrictions halting UK homeowners' efforts to become energy efficient

With climate change and the rising cost of living clobbering average UK households, making homes more energy efficient is becoming a necessity for homeowners, however, many are finding the price of doing so a major obstacle

Daily Mirror

Pasta prices rise by 50% as the cost of food staples continue to increase

Other household staples such as minced beef, rice, biscuits and orange juice have also seen a jump in prices.

Daily Record

Pasta 50% more expensive as food prices soar across UK

Worrying new figures show the impact of the cost of living crisis on supermarket shelves

Nottingham Post

UK food prices soar with pasta now costing 50% more - see list of biggest rises

Homes on a budget are finding it harder than ever to save money, as the Office for National Statistics reveals that even cheaper foods like pasta and rice are going up in price

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Evening Standard

‘Platinum Jubilee generation’ have won the Game of Life

Consumer affairs correspondents across the nation had their quills poised this morning to report that the price of the cheapest foods has risen faster than average. Except, as the Office for National Statistics’ “experimental analysis” shows, that isn’t quite the case.

The Guardian - UK

Pasta, bread and crisps among biggest UK budget food price increases

New way of gathering figures by ONS highlights cost of living pressures on struggling households

The Independent UK

Supermarket food costs surge with pasta up by 50 per cent in last year, ONS data shows

The findings come as the ongoing cost of living crisis hits the poorest in the UK

The Independent UK

Rural Scots ‘forgotten’ in Chancellor’s energy discount package, says Labour

Highlands and Islands MSP Rhoda Grant said those living in off-grid areas need clarity on whether they will receive the £400 energy bill discount.

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The Independent UK

Is Covid still in your area? Interactive map shows remaining UK hotspots as infections fall

Office for National Statistics says cases are trending in the right direction though 1 million are still infected

Evening Standard

Our labour market is in chaos but all we can think about is partygate

I need to be clear, I don’t want to write about our Prime Minister anymore. It makes me mad and angry. I want to be sane and grown-up, not feel like a furious child, stamping my foot and raging in this column because something incomprehensible is going on.

The Independent UK

Net migration to UK remained steady in first part of pandemic, figures suggest

Some 81,000 non-EU nationals are estimated to have left, compared to 332,000 arrivals.

Bristol Post

Bristol sees fifth largest house price increase in UK over 20 years

People who bought 20 years ago could be sitting on a goldmine

Chronicle Live

Is Covid-19 more deadly than flu? Winter's Covid deaths 'more in line' with flu and pneumonia

Death certificate data shows Covid has been listed as the 'underlying cause' of death more times but flu and pneumonia are mentioned more

The Guardian - UK

Are UK coronavirus cases actually going down or are they just harder to count?

When the government ended free tests, daily case numbers became less reliable. What else can we look at?

The Independent UK

Flu and pneumonia mentioned more times than Covid-19 on death certificates

Coronavirus is far more likely to be listed as the underlying cause of death, however.

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