It is the third month of double-digit inflation in a row, and analysis suggests volatility in supply and costs is likely to fuel high food and drink prices for some time.
Scotland and Wales are stepping up support for families by moving to a universal model of free school meals provision in primary schools but England lags behind and continues to means-test the prov
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The food and non-alcoholic drink price rise of 6.7% is the largest since June 2011. Annual food and non-alcoholic drink inflation accelerated to 6.7% in April from 5.9% in March.