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Average energy bills in Ayrshire to exceed £3,500 as action demanded over jaw dropping 80 per cent increase

Energy regulator Ofgem announced that the price cap is to rise by a staggering 80 per cent.

Daily Record

Martin Lewis warns against cancelling energy bill direct debits as price cap soars

The consumer champion said cancelling direct debits could result in paying more for their energy

The Independent UK

Huge VAT cut being considered to combat cost of living crisis

It comes after Boris Johnson said whoever succeeds him in No 10 would announce 'another huge package of financial support' to help Brits through this winter

Wales Online

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Truss facing ‘impossible’ task as party in ‘meltdown’, ally warns

‘It’s gone too far. The people who are backing Sunak will not lose easily. Their own personal careers are more important than uniting the country,’ the ally said

Evening Standard

Next PM ‘right’ to wait to weigh up options to ease cost of living – minister

George Eustice insists people will soon know what further action Boris Johnson’s successor will take to ease the burden.

The Independent UK

Energy price cap branded 'very bad idea' that has 'outlived purpose' by expert

Robert Buckley, head of relationship development at energy consultancy Cornwall Insight, said the price cap was “always going to lead the market into disrepute"

Daily Mirror

Chancellor piles pressure on Liz Truss with call for energy bills help for £45,000 earners

Tory leadership frontrunner has criticised ‘handouts’ – but Nadhim Zahawi admits next PM will need to do much more

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People on £45,000 could struggle with bills, says chancellor

Nadhim Zahawi says energy price hike will be ‘really hard’ for middle-earners, as well as society’s most vulnerable

The Guardian - UK

Energy price cap - live: Fuel poverty fears mount as pensioners look for help with bills

Chancellor warns even middle-income earners will suffer

The Independent UK

Brits earning £45,000 a year will struggle with energy bills, admits Chancellor

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has admitted that even middle-earners in the UK making £45,000 a year are also set to struggle to get by this winter due to the spike in energy bills

Daily Mirror

People earning £45k 'could struggle with energy bills', says Chancellor

Senior nurses and teachers are among those who will find the repercussions of the rise in the energy price cap 'really hard', says Nadhim Zahawi

Wales Online

Opinion: This is a national emergency, so where is our government?

An 80% rise in the energy price cap will leave around 24 million households with an average yearly bill of £3,549. But in Greater Manchester, people are already struggling. How will they manage now?

Manchester Evening News

Nadhim Zahawi: Middle earners will need urgent help through cost-of-living crisis

The Chancellor warned those on salaries of £45,000 a year will also need help to pay energy bills

Evening Standard

Chancellor urges public to cut back on energy use as bills crisis mounts

Lib Dems call on chancellor to apologise

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The Guardian - UK

Tories in disarray over energy crisis as Truss urged to spell out plans to help

Some MPs backing leadership frontrunner showing signs of jitters over lack of response to soaring bills

Manchester Evening News

Chancellor suggests people cut back on energy usage amid UK energy crisis

"The reality is that we should all look at our energy consumption. It is a difficult time. There is war on our continent."

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: Lights out, fridges off

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Birmingham Post

Energy crisis: South West chambers warn government 'time is running out' to help business

The energy price cap will rise more than 80% in October, regulator Ofcom has confirmed

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Liverpool Echo

Government U-turn over energy use as price cap soars

Earlier this week, Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi said people should continue using as much gas and electricity as they want

The Guardian - UK

Next PM will ‘plainly’ have to help people with energy bills, says Johnson

Comments come as chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, says Britons should consider cutting down on energy use

Daily Record

Scots told to cut back on their energy use as government performs U-turn

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi said earlier this week that people should continue using as much gas and electricity as they want, however he has now performed a u-turn.

Daily Mirror

Nadhim Zahawi suggests Brits cut energy use as Tories branded 'missing in action'

The Chancellor said everyone needs to 'look at our energy consumption' - days after No10 insisted people should not feel they should cut down after grim warnings about gas supplies and spiralling prices

The Independent UK

Government confirms £400 energy discount will be delivered in Northern Ireland

But the DUP and Sinn Fein have disagreed about when people could receive the discount.

The Independent UK

Public should cut back on energy use, says chancellor in government U-turn

‘We should all look at our energy consumption’, says Nadhim Zahawi

Daily Mirror

Backlash over Liz Truss 'needless insult' as Emmanuel Macron hits back at jibe

The Foreign Secretary, who looks likely to be the next PM, claimed the "jury is out" when asked if Emmanuel Macron was a friend or foe last night

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