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What is the energy price cap and how to check if it affects you

Energy regulator Ofgem has confirmed today that bills can rise up to £3,549 from October after it raised the energy price cap

Wales Online

Next PM must take 'urgent action' to tackle 'national emergency' energy bill rise

Likely next PM Liz Truss has been warned that 'lives will be lost' without immediate Government support as Ofgem confirmed the energy price cap would hit £3,549 in October

Daily Mirror

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

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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

Energy bills to soar for millions as Ofgem confirms price cap will rise to £3,549

The energy price cap will increase from the current £1,971 to £3,549 from October 1, the regulator announced on Friday morning

Chronicle Live

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

Government issues statement following latest devastating Ofgem price cap announcement

The government claims that the increase in the energy price cap is due to global events driving up worldwide gas prices

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Energy cap: Chancellor blames Putin for price hikes that will plunge families into poverty

Households are being warned of a 'dark winter' ahead

Liverpool Echo

Thug broke girlfriend's jaw, energy cap price hike and detectives look at local gangs

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Liverpool Echo

FTSE 100 Live: Jerome Powell hawkish in Jackson Hole speech, Energy price cap jumps 80%

Stocks fell on Wall Street as US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell gave a hawkish address at the Jackson Hole economic policy symposium in Wyoming.

Evening Standard

Energy price cap to rise more than 80% to £3,549 from October 1, Ofgem confirms

The cap will come into effect for around 24 million households in England, Scotland and Wales on default energy tariffs on October 1, and will remain in place until December 31.

Glasgow Live

Energy bills to rise more than 80% to £3,549 from October

The massive rise was confirmed this morning, sparking fears about a huge increase in poverty.

Daily Record

FM demands action as Ofgem raises energy price cap to 'unaffordable' £3549

OFGEM has confirmed an 80.06 per cent rise in the energy price cap, sending the average household’s yearly bill from £1971 to £3549 from October.

The National (Scotland)

Government urged to do more as cost of living crisis deepens following latest energy price cap rise announcement

Many public figures have warned that the energy price cap increase will impact millions upon millions of households all across the UK

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The Guardian - UK

What is the energy price cap and could I end up paying even more?

Cap on average annual default tariff will increase to £3,549, with another big rise just down the track

Liverpool Echo

Huge energy cap price hike confirmed for October as cost of living crisis worsens

The energy price cap will almost double in just over a month - with families warned of a 'dire winter' ahead

Evening Standard

Ofgem price cap: Energy bills to soar for millions as cap rises to £3549

24 million households are expected to be impacted by the price spike

The Independent UK

Ofgem confirms energy price cap will soar to £3,549 from October in 80% rise

Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley warns of hardship energy prices will cause this winter

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Wales Online

Energy price cap will rise to £3,549, Ofgem announces

Will increase from October 1

Daily Mirror

All your energy bill questions answered as Ofgem price cap rockets to £3,549 in October

We explain everything you need to know about Ofgem's new price cap for October, which means the average household will be paying far more for their energy bills

Daily Mirror

Ofgem price cap rises to £3,549 - what it means for your energy bills

Ofgem has confirmed its energy price cap will hit £3,549 in October for those on default tariffs paying by direct debit - a rise of £1,578 from its current level of £1,971

The Independent UK

Ofgem confirms energy price cap will rise to £3,549 from October - OLD

The UK’s energy regulator has set the new price cap at £3,549 from October.

Manchester Evening News

Latest energy price cap rise announced as average household bill set to hit £3,549 in October, Ofgem announces

The average household's yearly bill will soar amid the worsening cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

UK energy price cap to hit £3,549 as bills rocket by £1,578 for 24million homes

Ofgem has announced that its price cap will rise to £3,549 for those on default tariffs paying by direct debit - up from the current figure of £1,971 - as the cost of living crisis deepens

The Guardian - UK

Ofgem raises energy price cap by 80% to £3,549 from October

Increase will pile more pressure on government to announce further support for households this winter

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