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Pressure group plans to sue Ofgem over price cap hike

The Good Law Project is suing Ofgem with Fuel Poverty Action and the Highlands & Islands Housing Associations Affordable Warmth Group.

The Independent UK

Experts predict when energy price cap could actually go down

The new price cap, announced on Friday morning, is a rise of more than 80% on April's figure of £1,971 and will come into effect for around 24 million households from October 1.

Edinburgh Live

'Greedy' Liz Truss has claimed nearly £5,000 in expenses for energy in last five years

Liz Truss claimed for her second home in Thetford, Norfolk where almost 30 per cent of children live in poverty and will get worse when the new Ofgem energy price cap comes into force

Daily Mirror

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

MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis has warned families that their energy bills could go up in price by October 1 if they ditch their direct debit payments

Daily Mirror

Price cap experts forecast £7,700 average bills for households next year

People are already paying more than every before for their gas and electricity

Wales Online

Energy price crisis at top of both Tory candidates’ in-trays, says minister

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak ‘have said they will do more’, says environment minister George Eustice

The Guardian - UK

How to get the £300 cost of living payment for pensioners

Older people will receive further money off their energy bills this autumn

The Independent UK

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Why are energy bills increasing?

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

The Independent UK

What does the energy price cap mean for you?

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

The Independent UK

Cost of living: Who gets the £400 energy rebate and winter fuel payment?

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

The Independent UK

Cost of living: How to cope with the rise in prices

Millions of Britons are struggling as the price of everything soars amid rising energy prices and inflation. Kate Ng turns to financial experts for advice on how to deal with it all

The Independent UK

Cost of living scams: What to look out for and how to get help as fraudsters target relief payments

Dodgy texts, calls and emails on the rise as UK economic outlook becomes ever bleaker

The Independent UK

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 bills help questions answered as price cap rises 80% to £3,549

For those paying by prepayment meter, there is a bigger jump from £2,017 to £3,608 as the general cost of living contiues to spiral and energy prices rocket

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

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

Chancellor warns even middle-income earners will suffer

Daily Mirror

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

Wales Online

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

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 185 of the invasion

Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reconnected to grid after being cut off; UN inspectors set to visit facility in days; EU leaders to meet over energy crisis

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Wales Online

'Freeze profits not people': Protesters outside Ofgem HQ call for ‘payment strike’ on energy bills

On Friday, Ofgem confirmed an 80.06% rise in the energy price cap, hiking the average household’s yearly bill from £1,971 to £3,549 from October

Manchester Evening News

Forecasts predict when energy bills will go back down again - but experts warn 'era of cheap energy is over'

Analysts say the energy price cap could rise to as much as £7,200 before falling again

The Independent UK

Protesters gather outside Ofgem HQ calling for ‘payment strike’ on energy bills

Members of crowd shout ‘enough is enough’

Daily Mirror

The Mirror's message to leaders over energy bills crisis: 'For heaven's sake - DO SOMETHING'

The hike, which is predicted to leave 8.9million people in fuel poverty, was forecast as far back as March, and consumer champion Martin Lewis said: “This is shocking, but it is not a surprise. What is staggering is that we have allowed this announcement to be made"

Evening Standard

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

The Independent UK

Former BP chief says price cap should be suspended

Nick Butler said the increase in the Ofgem price cap should be suspended, after they announced an 80% hike in bills.

Liverpool Echo

MPs call for 'catastrophic' energy bill increase to be scrapped

The cost of energy is expected to rise by 80% in October - leaving many families torn between heating and eating

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