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As Brits face highest energy bills on the planet, EU nations bring in price cap to shield consumers
"Once again, we have proved that the EU is united and will not let anybody use energy as a weapon", the Czech minister of industry said.
Brits paying highest electricity bills on the planet
Oil and gas giants operating in the UK have recently been revealed to have made a combined £80 billion in profit.
Freezing conditions stall rescue attempts as deaths in Turkey and Syria earthquake pass 11,000
“We did not die from hunger or the earthquake but we will die freezing from the cold", one survivor in Turkey said.
‘Grotesque’: Energy firm Equinor posts record £23.8 billion profits
Together with Shell and BP, that's a combined £80 billion going to energy companies as households struggle to heat their homes.
Akala schooling Piers Morgan has gone viral again
Akala told Piers Morgan, "You will never be called upon to explain that not all middle-aged white men are paedophiles."
O’Brien humiliates Brexit supporter in a brutal 17-minute call
The caller blasts the 'lies and corruption' told by the 'unelected dictatorship of the EU' but he fails to offer a single example…
Rail boss suggests Shapps ‘galvanised’ workers to strike
Andrew Haines said negotiations with trade unions over rail strikes have been conducted in a ‘measured tone’ since Mark Harper took over.
Carol Vorderman hits back after former Sun editor calls her a ‘Welsh windbag’
The pair clashed heads over a debate on child poverty.
James Norton slams Rishi Sunak’s ‘maths to 18’ plans
The Happy Valley actor was discussing how to get more people from working-class backgrounds into the arts.