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The Latest Breaking News from Ofgem

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The Guardian - UK

April dates for DWP payments, benefits, pensions and cost of living top ups

Three-month extension of energy price guarantee welcomed but key state support schemes expiring

The Independent UK

April dates for DWP payments, benefits, pensions and cost of living top ups

Three-month extension of energy price guarantee welcomed but key state support schemes expiring

The Independent UK

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Ofgem looks to crack down on firms ‘manipulating’ electricity market

Energy regulator plans to tackle manoeuvre that has brought in millions of extra pounds for generators

The Guardian - UK

A third of care homes in England have considered closing due to rising energy bills

Care England says there is ‘no justification for charging such financially crippling rates’

The Guardian - UK

April dates for DWP payments, benefits, pensions and cost of living top ups

Three-month extension of energy price guarantee welcomed but key state support schemes expiring

The Independent UK

Why does the UK have highest inflation in G7 and is Brexit a factor?

Britain appears to be an international outlier after the shock reading in double digits this week

The Guardian - UK

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April dates for DWP payments, benefits, pensions and cost of living top ups

Three-month extension of energy price guarantee welcomed but key state support schemes expiring

The Independent UK

Relief in sight as energy bills are expected to tumble after winter of misery

Households will begin to benefit from lower wholesale costs by July, investment bank Investec predict - but they point out that bills will remain “considerably higher” than in the past

Daily Mirror

Energy bills could fall below £2,000 - but households will still pay 'considerably more'

Investment bank Investec today predicted that a typical energy bill will drop to £1,981 in July, then £1,966 in October - this is down from £2,500 paid now under the Energy Price Guarantee

Daily Mirror

April dates for DWP payments, benefits, pensions and cost of living top ups

Three-month extension of energy price guarantee welcomed but key state support schemes expiring

The Independent UK

First Killin pylon comes down in scheme to remove 32 transmission towers

New underground cables will replace sections of the overhead line running from the Killin substation to Lix Toll.

Daily Record

Tories give wealthy 'permanent tax cut' while taking away £67-a-month from struggling households

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt also promised a 'callous' clamp down on benefits claimants

Daily Record

Forced prepay meters to stop indefinitely until energy companies adhere to new code

Ban on switching vulnerable customers to PAYG meters will not be lifted until suppliers follow new guidelines, Ofgem says

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Daily Record

Spring Budget Q&A: Guide to key announcements and what they mean for you

Money writer Linda Howard, will be answering your questions and comments on the impact of the Budget statement on Thursday March 16 between 10am and 2pm.

The Independent UK

Who is eligible for Jeremy Hunt’s extended energy bill support?

The Treasury confirmed it is capping average annual household bills at £2,500

The Independent UK

How might the Budget actually affect me?

Jeremy Hunt has shared the Spring Budget, but what does all the technical stuff actually mean for you? By Imy Brighty-Potts.

Manchester Evening News

Energy price guarantee to be extended at £2,500 - what the change means for you

The Chancellor made the announcement in his Spring Budget

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Daily Mirror

Budget 2023: Four million households to see energy bills slashed under new prepayment help

From July, prepay customers will no longer pay more than direct debit households as part of new help confirmed today in the Budget by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Daily Record

Scots to face £67-a-month energy bill increase despite price freeze extension in Budget

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirmed ahead of his Budget speech that the Energy Price Guarantee will be extended for another three months.

Wales Online

Households still facing £67-a-month energy bills rise despite Energy Price Guarantee extension

The chief executive of Citizens Advice said it was 'not all good news'

The Independent UK

Households ‘not out of the woods yet’ despite Energy Price Guarantee extension

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that the EPG, which limits a typical household energy bill to £2,500, will be extended for another three months.

The Money Edit

Government confirms Energy Price Guarantee extension

The Energy Price Guarantee extension means household energy bills will remain at £2,500 for an extra three months

The Guardian - UK

What Jeremy Hunt’s U-turn on energy bills support means for you

From how much households could be paying to what prompted the rethink

Chronicle Live

Energy bills boost for millions of households with support extended until the summer

It comes as the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to confirm new cost of living support at the Spring Budget - including ending the pre-payment meter premium and help with childcare costs

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