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BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has been praised after she cornered a Tory MP on the morning programme over the energy charge rise

UK energy markets regulator Ofgem lowered on Friday the country’s energy price cap for the fourth quarter of 2023, which means that millions of households will see their energy bills fall at the start of the upcoming heating season

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Energy regulator Ofgem said today that the new cap on a unit of gas and electricity for England, Wales and Scotland would reduce the average bill to £1,923 from October 1, from £2,074 per year.

Consultancy firm Cornwall Insight currently believes the typical bill will rise again in January by around £150 a year.

Planning consent for a new subsea electricity superhighway between Scotland and England has now been granted by all relevant authorities

Good Morning Britain's Adil Ray took to Twitter to announce his break after grilling Ofgem's Chief Executive Jonathan Brearley on the programme on Friday morning

Ofgem confirms modest fall in price cap, but experts warn millions of homes are still facing fuel poverty this winter as new analysis confirms the least efficient homes will face bills that are hundreds of pounds higher

Heartened to see that energy prices are heading in the right direction from the high point last winter. lets not forget that half of everybody�*s energy bills were paid by the government which shows that when times are tough and when the british people need that support, this government is prepared and ready to step in. the this government is prepared and ready to step in.— ready to step in. the standing charue ready to step in. the standing charge has — ready to step in. the standing char...

Britain's energy regulator has lowered the price cap on household bills by about 7% as wholesale prices continue to fall, but customers will still face a tough winter and high bills with no government support.