UK households continue to be clobbered with the cost of the war in the Middle East, with energy bills now confirmed for a huge hike this summer. It has been three months since the United States and Israel launched a campaign of airstrikes on Iran at the end of February. Since then, fuel prices have already risen in the UK and mortgage rates have gone up. The price of food has also become more expensive and some airlines have upped the cost of their airfares. It comes as talks aimed at ending

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