Brexit drives up UK living costs, families lose £400 since 2019
Brexit has increased living costs for UK households over the past decade, with food prices soaring by 12% and average families losing £400 since 2019. New pet travel regulations have made holidaying with pets more expensive, costing an average of £230 per trip. These changes highlight the ongoing challenges faced by Britons since leaving.
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Published 22 Jun 2026, 06:00 UTC · Updated 22 Jun 2026, 10:00 UTC
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