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Heather Stewart, Richard Partington

JournalistsThe GuardianBeat: Energy, Cost of Living, Budget, Inflation

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Heather Stewart and Richard Partington are journalists who have contributed to The Guardian. They have written at least one article together, covering topics such as energy, cost of living, budget, and inflation.

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