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Scottish ministers urged to tax high earners to fund energy efficiency upgrades

It is wrong to suggest that Brexit has turned Britain into the sick man of Europe

Pope Francis has said it is “absurd to permit the continued exploration and expansion of fossil fuel infrastructures”, Reuters reports.

Emissions from oil and gas produced in the UK are projected to increase by 2030 for some companies, new analysis has found.

New sources of electricity generation must be built and brought online in the next decade if the government is to achieve its aim of decarbonising the

The average bill is to go down £426 a year as the cap falls £1,206 from July.

Ofgem is expected to lower household energy bills to an average of £2,053 a year from July to reflect tumbling wholesale prices, according to analysts.

Households face paying £600 more per year than they did before Putin's energy war

Ofgem’s announcement of a lower energy price cap was soon followed by advice to be wary of fixed tariffs from suppliers, which analysts tip will re-emerge...

Food prices in the UK remain close to a 45-year high, despite general inflation seeing the steepest decline since the cost-of-living crisis began.