THE SNP has demanded an apology from the Better Together campaign over claims Scotland would have cheaper energy bills staying in the Union, as a charity warned that almost three-quarters of households north of the Border could end up suffering fuel poverty.
Ian Blackford, SNP Westminster leader said the 2014 pro-Union group should say sorry for claiming that voting no would result in paying up to £189 less on energy bills, while independence would see a rise of up to £875 per year.
