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Given the reliance of European Union states on supplies of Russian gas, EU and UK gas prices have now risen close to the record highs seen at the end of

If the UK is going to need gas well into the 2030s, it would surely be better to get it close to home

Despite British sanctions slapped on Russia over its brutal invasion of Ukraine, loopholes have meant that Russian oil and gas imports can still be imported. While Russian-owned and operated ships were stopped from docking in UK ports, ships from third countries that are carrying Russian gas consignments will continue to be allowed to arrive unimpeded.

Gas prices have soared by 70% in less than two weeks as Vladimir Putin threatens supply

Workers at the Isle of Grain LNG terminal refused to unload cargoes of Russian gas. DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images One tanker was scheduled to dock

Union calls for closure of loophole that allows Russian cargo into UK on ships registered elsewhere

Russia's invasion of Ukraine could push up the price of materials used on UK construction projects, analysts have warned. Graham Robinson, global

As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, experts and UK politicians accepted that it would worsen the already critical cost of living

Data shows over 13 per cent of homes were technically fuel poor even before gas prices spiked, as charities warn of urgent need to upgrade the UK's cold homes

The price of Brent crude oil hit its highest level since 2014 after increasing by 5.6 per cent to $102.30 per barrel this morning, during a week that has already seen fuel prices reach new record levels in the UK.