covid in the uk last week but the story of the little girl who vanished for days in australia more than half a century ago now finally answers about what happened to her. the office for national statistics has said it will change the way it calculates the cost of living to reflect how it affects people on different incomes a change that has been welcomed by food poverty campaignerjack monroe. earlier this week, she explained how people on the lowest incomes were facing price rises of more than the official 5.2% level of inflation. she tweeted: this time last year, the cheapest pasta in my local supermarket (one of the big four, was 29p for 500g. today it s 70p. that s a 1a1% price increase as it hits the poorest and most vulnerable households. this time last year, the cheapest rice at the same supermarket was 45p for a kilogram bag. today it s £1 for 500g. that s a 344% price increase as it