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They did the cavity wall insulation, but that went wrong and i have got quite bad damp in my bedroom, it doesnt do very much good for the breathing, and it is a cold flat. well, have you spoken to charities and tried to get any help from charities and advisers and people like that he might be able to help? i understand what you are saying, but i dont think that should need to be done. i think that people should be treated fairly. all]! to be done. i think that people should be treated fairly. al...

There is never going to be a good time to put builds up, obviously, this is particularly bad because we know it is a difficult time for people, notjust increases in consumption as you have mentioned, but the fact we are seeing job losses, everybody knows somebody who is struggling because of the pandemic. i would is struggling because of the pandemic. iwould hope is struggling because of the pandemic. i would hope that people could be reassured that this is being done because it is necessary and...

Their own tariffs offering so it means you need to compare a wide view of the market, run a comparison and find out which suppliers competing and offering the best deals and if you do that its definitely possible to escape this rise and make sure not only that, but you avoid the volatility of every six months the price cap creates by fixing a deal that locks in a price for a decent period of time. �* , ., , ., in a price for a decent period of time. �* , ., , , time. but if people have built...

A fan of the price cap. it likes what is really happening in the market. from april to october we were put on this much higher level of price cap, and even air. prices come down as they probably will during that period, most people will be paying more because the price cap is based on what happened six months ago. the most important thing to say to people, i heard the doom and gloom and quite rightly, to 90 quid extra on people post not built as the last thing anybody needs right now, but the re...

We were before the pandemic, the price cap has been artificially low because of the low energy use on the pandemic. structurally, i am not a fan of the price cap. but what you have to understand is that it lags what is really happening in the market. so now, from april to october, we are put on this much higher level of price cap and even if wholesale prices come down during that period, which they probably well, most people will be paying more because the price cap is based on what happened six...

Su liers good morning. good morning. not all suppliers back — good morning. good morning. not all suppliers back this _ good morning. good morning. not all suppliers back this rise, _ good morning. good morning. not all suppliers back this rise, do _ good morning. good morning. not all suppliers back this rise, do they? - suppliers back this rise, do they? no, they dont. it is a fiercely competitive energy market out there and companies are picking up new customers— and companies are picking...

Do have to quarantining at home. thank you very much, helen. in the last few minutes the energy regulator 0fgem has announced a rise in the energy price cap. the increase of £96 per year means that the 11m people on default gas and electricity tariffs could see their bills go up. we will have some more about this in a few minutes. the new cap will come into force on 1st april. the move has been criticised as the higher bills will coincide with furlough and other government schemes coming to an ...

Cold. pensionersjust to get up because their flat is too cold. pensioners just to go out to a library with the flask of tea to keep warm but you can do that now. how are you going to hold —— home—school your children when they are cold and they might be hungry as well? then all the people working from home who used to be in a warm place, but theyre not now. there are people of sick and isolating and paying more for their energy. our view is that if prices have to go up, then incomes have t...

Federal government in the united states and around the globe to address this very important issue that we know is existential in nature. >> reporter: but, he argues, oil and gas will still be around for generations and that the only way to fix the methane problem is to build more pipelines. >> we need a regulatory structure that allows these pipelines to be built, to ensure that we can get these products to market as quickly as possible. >> reporter: but, of course, scientists would say that the...

It is really things like this, like sir tom and his contribution, that people have been brought back to think of the second world war, what it was for those people who had to have no control over their own fates, as they were sent from one place to another, in his case to burma and the battle there. i think this is really struck home and really touched a national nurse. ihtnd really touched a national nurse. and so when he — really touched a national nurse. and so when he said, tomorrow is a g...