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British households are facing the most severe pressure from rising living costs in 40 years after a fresh rise in inflation in May, amid record prices for petrol and the soaring cost of food.
The Office for National Statistics said inflation as measured by the consumer prices index rose from 9% in April to 9.1% last month, a level unseen since February 1982, and the highest rate in the G7 group of wealthy nations.
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