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Sky News Breakfast: Government cuts benefits to some of Britain's poorest families

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On Sky News Breakfast with Kay Burley:

- Interest rates are expected to rise again as Sky News reveals how the government is cutting benefit payments to some of Britain's poorest families
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inflation, uk inflation, food inflation
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