The news that UK mortgage rates and oil prices are rising again will pile more painful costs and pressure onto families, who are already struggling to get by in Broken Brexit Britain.
Commenting on rising costs for families in the UK.
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Under the Labour Government, many families are living payday-to-payday, the number of people in poverty has risen by half a million and UK unemployment has increased to a five-year high.
This spike in inflation will cause real worry that Brexit Britain is headed for another autumn of soaring fuel, energy and food prices.
The promotion of Miliband to the Treasury would be the ultimate betrayal of the energy workers of Aberdeen.
Andy Burnham should listen to those economic sirens that are ringing louder by the day – and act to protect families ahead of this autumn and winter.
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