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Reeves: People still worse off despite fall in inflation

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Reeves: People still worse off despite fall in inflation

Reeves: People still worse off despite fall in inflation

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists people are still worse off under a Tory government despite inflation falling to 3.2%, adding the reason for the fall was due to changes in global markets.

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