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UK Public Services Face £24 Billion Budget Hit from Inflation
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research warned that public services in the United Kingdom will incur a fiscal shortfall of about £24 billion during the current parliamentary term. The pressure stems from higher energy costs and persistent inflation, which together erode departmental budgets.
The institute’s analysis suggests the deficit could force cuts or re‑prioritisation across health, education and other government services if not offset by additional funding.
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National Institute of Economic and Social Research · United Kingdom
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Higher energy prices and inflation are the main drivers of the budget pressure on UK public services. financialpost.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Public services in the United Kingdom will face a £24 billion fiscal hit during the current parliamentary term. financialpost.com
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