‘Energy or rent?’ Britons expect rising hardship after Sunak’s spring statement
by Rachel Obordo, Clea Skopeliti and Euan O'Byrne Mul from on (#5XEBF)
Faced with runaway food and energy bills, people in work and retirement see little relief in chancellor's tweaks to NI and fuel duty
- Sunak lowers fuel duty by 5p and promises income tax cut
- Spring statement: key points at a glance
- Spring statement: live updates
The fuel duty cut is welcome but there's not really anything else," said 61-year-old Susan Lee, from Bath, who retired early on medical grounds. I wasn't asking for anything extra, just for benefits to have parity with inflation, but we haven't even got that."
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