'Dummy' coffee jars on supermarket shelves cause stir
Sticking with rising food prices, and we've produced a chart that shows how it is outstripping inflation.
We are back with another week of cost of living news, analysis and advice - after a week of significant developments that could impact the time it takes for the UK to emerge from this crisis. One notable piece of positive news came on Thursday - with confirmation the energy price cap would come down to £2,074, bringing bills down £436 a year for typical households from July. It is important to state, however, that there will be no government help for most people now - so experts say households are unlikely to save much this winter.As we've been reporting, a reduction to the energy price cap has been announced today and will come into force from 1 July.
A 20% VAT is applied to these charge points - which is 15% more than the VAT applied to domestic electricity.
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