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UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak's £15 billion ($19 billion) plan to help the poorest households through a painful spike in energy bills comes with a catch: economists say it will stoke inflationary pressures and force the Bank of England to go faster and further with its already historically quick series of interest-rate increases. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg Television.