Britain is heading for a critical winter.
Prices for electricity, gas and food are skyrocketing, leaving the most vulnerable financially vulnerable.
Some sections of the population must now resort to drastic measures.
– It still shocks me that people eat dog and cat food to survive, says Mark Seid, a support worker in Cardiff, in a high-profile interview. BBC.
– There are those who try to heat food over organs or candles, he continues.
The seed says that these testimonies are reliable and that people have testified about this cry for the organization.
Quality of life decreases
Food prices in Great Britain are up 12 percent from a year ago, and the latest inflation figure is 11.1 percent.
At the end of November, the authority OBR (Office for Budget Responsibility) estimated that Great Britain had entered recession.
They note that the standard of living is falling sharply.
Households’ purchasing power is so low that it wipes out the growth of the past eight years. Guardian.
According to the OBR, it’s like turning back the clock to 2013.
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