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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

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

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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

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

The Guardian - AU

'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

Wales Online

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

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

Members of crowd shout ‘enough is enough’

The Independent UK

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"

Daily Mirror

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

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.

The Independent UK

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

Liverpool Echo

Dozens of protestors descend on Ofgem's Glasgow offices after huge energy bill price hike

Around a hundred people waved placards and chanted outside Ofgem's Albion Street office in Commonwealth House at 4pm on Friday to protest against the rise in price cap.

Daily Record

Rising energy bills put millions of UK households at risk of winter catastrophe

Experts say 80% price cap increase will plunge people into destitution and cause avoidable deaths

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

Lib Dems call on chancellor to apologise

Daily Record

Buddies vow to fight "catastrophic" energy prices

Ofgem yesterday confirmed the energy price cap would, based on an average household’s consumption, rise to £3,549 per year from October.

Wales Online

What energy companies have said about price cap increase

Companies have already confirmed most customers will be affected from October

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on energy prices: time to cap the cap

Editorial: October’s 80% rise in domestic energy prices is an insufferable event. Raised taxes and increased borrowing are now essential to bring relief to millions

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The National (Scotland)

Protesters demand energy price freeze as they gather outside Ofgem office in Glasgow

SCOTS gathered outside Ofgem’s office in Glasgow on Friday to demand an energy price freeze just hours after the regulator announced the price cap…

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

Daily Record

Friday's headlines: Energy bills to rise more than 80% and woman bravely shares cancer symptom

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Glasgow Live

Watch Glasgow protestors chant outside Ofgem offices amid price cap

Ofgem confirmed an 80.06 per cent rise in the energy price cap, sending the average household's yearly bill from £1,971 to £3,549 from October. Ofgem's chief executive warned of the hardship this winter.

Evening Standard

Shell refund: Who will get it and how to check if you’re eligible

Customers who are eligible for a refund will receive automatic payments to their accounts without the need for a request.

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."

Bristol Post

Energy price cap: Which neighbourhood has the most expensive bills in the city?

A rise in the energy cap was confirmed on Friday

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