UNIONS, food bank volunteers, community organisations and socialist Labour MPs united to say "enough is enough” today, as they launched a nationwide fightback against the crippling cost-of-living crisis.

The grassroots campaign, backed by rank-and-file workers and key labour movement figures — including RMT general secretary Mick Lynch and Coventry South MP Zarah Sultana — comes as a toxic mix of Tory austerity, stagnating wages and soaring inflation pushes millions of families to the brink of catastrophe.

Enough is Enough is demanding a “huge slash in energy bill prices, a real pay rise for all, an end to food poverty, decent homes for all, and greater taxes on the super-wealthy” to address the crisis, as Britain teeters on the edge of yet another recession.