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BreakfastHeadlinesBen-thompsonRachel-burdenUkraineUkSupportUkraine-win-eurovisionShowVoteTitleSecondTypical year, of prescriptions will not. in a typicalyear, charges of prescriptions will not. in a typical year, charges usually increase in line with inflation, but with inflation soaring at the fastest rate for 30 years, ministers have decided to freeze charges at their current rates. the move only affects patients in england, as people living elsewhere in the uk already don t have to pay. the freeze means a single prescription will remain at £9.35, while a three month prescription payment will continue to be just over £30. but there are calls for the government to go further with its support. those are the sort of people, the squeezed middle people, who don t get free prescriptions because they are not on the medicines that qualify or they are not on the income that qualifies or the age that qualifies. they often have to make decisions about which medicine they need, and those medicines are all prescribed for a reason, because those patients need that treatment. the decision of wh
UkPeopleNorthern-englandPrescriptionsMinistersPatientsRatesLineInflationRateElsewhereChargesNhs prescription charges in england are to be frozen at their current rates as part of government efforts to ease the rising cost of living. the department of health and social care says it will save people £17 million overall. however, prescriptions remain free across the rest of the uk. gareth barlow reports. as the cost of living rises, for the first time in over a decade, the cost of prescriptions will not. in a typical year, charges usually increase in line with inflation. but with inflation soaring at the fastest rate for 30 years, ministers have decided to freeze charges at their current rates. the move only affects patients in england, as people living elsewhere in the uk already don t have to pay. the freeze means a single prescription will remain at £9.35, while a three month prescription payment will continue to be just over £30. but there are calls for the government to go further with its support. those are the sort of people, the squeezed middle people, who don t get f
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