Energy price cap rises 4% from October: what it means for your bills
Energy prices are set to rise to their highest level in three years.
Energy prices are set to rise to their highest level in three years.
The policy will be funded by scrapping the digital ID scheme.
BP attributed the more than doubling of profits to “exceptional” oil trading.
The chancellor hinted that government help on bills may not arrive until the autumn though.
“I just despair at the kind of lies you're telling people"
Ofgem have unexpectedly announced an increase in the energy price cap.
“We should reframe our understanding of green investment from costly environmental subsidy to a high-return national investment.”
The French regulator SAYS energy bills will soon fall by at least 10% - which is in stark contrast to what's happening in the UK.
Around two-thirds of Tory voters also back calls for renationalisation, as the UK's key services remain in disarray.
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