The cost-of-living crisis and the end of the Covid-19 pandemic have been reflected in the Office for National Statistics’ ‘basket of goods’, which measures the UK’s inflation rate.
A pint of Guinness and hand sanitiser have been removed whilst gluten-free bread and air fryers are in.
Vinyl records have made a return to the basket after a 32-year absence, thanks in part to the success of a Taylor Swift album.
Report by Jonesia.
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