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Nicola Sturgeon demands energy price cap is 'cancelled' as bills set to rise by 80%

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar said the Scottish and UK Governments have a "moral duty" to fix the "national emergency".

Daily Record

Why French households are protected from soaring energy costs while British families struggle

Difference between two neighbouring countries with interconnected electricity grids is staggering

Wales Online

When is the next energy price cap — and how much will it rise by?

The massive rise in energy prices is putting pressure on millions of households across the UK but the October price cap rise won't be the last increase, according to experts

Daily Mirror

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Martin Lewis issues warning on ITV's Lorraine that there 'will be deaths' due to energy crisis

Martin Lewis has issued a sober warning following the announcement that Ofgem will rise the energy price cap by 80 per cent with the average bill hitting £3549

Edinburgh Live

Why are energy bills increasing?

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

The Independent UK

'Missing in action': Tories avoid media interviews despite Ofgem price cap hike

THE UK Government has been accused of abdicating its responsibility after no Tory minister was willing to speak to the media following Ofgem’s…

The National (Scotland)

Energy cap leap looks to be moment when UK recession fears turn into reality

Rocketing gas and electricity prices may usher in some benefits – but none will have much impact this winter

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'Dereliction of duty': Government ministers absent from TV studios after energy price cap hike

Labour’s shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves accused ministers of being nowhere to be seen on the morning of the Ofgem announcement

Wales Online

Energy prices are set to skyrocket again - what support has already been announced by the government and could more help be coming?

The government and other organisations are offering a wide range of support for people concerned with paying their energy bills from October 1

Manchester Evening News

Husband who had to sell dead wife's belongings 'can only afford to heat one room'

Jason Alcock was forced to sell his late wife's belongings to cover his rising bills and now fears the October price hike will leave him freezing in his own home

Daily Mirror

Ofgem to be sued over 'failures' with energy price cap to spike by 80 per cent

A COALITION of campaign groups, including one focused on the Scottish Highlands and Islands, has announced plans to sue Ofgem over the energy price…

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis calls energy price cap hike 'devastating' and warns 'lives will be lost'

Households could face bills of up to £3500 for gas and electricity.

Daily Record

Energy price cap increase: What happens if you refuse or can't afford to pay bills

Ofgem have announced the energy price cap will jump to £3,549 in October and many can't or won't pay bills

Liverpool Echo

New Ofgem cap means poorest homes to spend up to 47% of budget on energy

Calculations made for the Guardian based on Ofgem and ONS figures are ‘truly terrifying’

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Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis close to tears over energy crisis as he says 'I don't have an answer'

Martin Lewis appeared emotional during a BBC Breakfast appearance this morning, where he said he was "out of tools" to help the most vulnerable through the energy crisis

Daily Mirror

What are the new price cap unit rates? Energy price cap per kWh 2022

Energy prices are set to rise by 80% in October, putting the average bill at £3,549 per year, but you could still pay more if you use more energy than the average household

Daily Mirror

Energy bills activists set off flares and protest near Westminster after price cap news

Energy regulator Ofgem announced 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, sparking protests outside Parliament

Wales Online

Fake Ofgem energy bill rebate scheme emails prompt warning

Cybercriminals are using the rocketing rates of inflation as a way to target those who are most vulnerable

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The National (Scotland)

What happens if you don't pay your bills and other options amid energy price hike

HOUSEHOLDS across the UK will be facing the very grim reality of not being able to afford their energy bills this winter following Ofgem’s price…

Chronicle Live

How long new £3,549 energy cap will last - and when it will rise again

Martin Lewis' forecast predicts the energy cap to £5,386 in January 2023, as the £3,549 October 2022 rate will only be in place for three months

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis says some people could soon be paying £10k A YEAR on energy on Good Morning Britain

The consumer champion warned that bills will be "unaffordable" during the winter months amid a worsening cost of living crisis in the UK

Insider UK

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

Industry groups and opposition politicians call for immediate action to help consumers and businesses

Evening Standard

Deep recession coming unless government acts on fuel bills, warns City

Fuel bills “devastating” for many admits Ofgem

The Independent UK

Energy price cap rise must be cancelled – Sturgeon

Ofgem has confirmed an 80.06% rise in the cap.

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis issues £10,000 energy price cap warning

It comes as Ofgem has announced a staggering 80% rise to its energy cap

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