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In inflation hit UK, hunger could become new normal , study shows

LONDON, June 28 Going hungry in the UK due to historically high levels of food inflation risks becoming “the new normal” for millions of people, according to a study.

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One in seven people in UK going hungry because they can t afford to eat

Many people referred to food banks are experiencing severe social isolation because they cannot afford to socialise

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Britons increasingly hungry, isolated because they cannot afford food: report

More than 11 million people in the UK faced hunger in the past year, according to research conducted by the food bank charity Trussell Trust.

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Corporate and government control of food systems harming most vulnerable - Institute of Development Studies

Corporate and government control of food systems harming most vulnerable - Institute of Development Studies
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In Inflation Hit UK, Hunger Could Become New Normal : Study

The study by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex said it was "concerning" that 14 percent of the population was now suffering from food poverty

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