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Hello there. 0ctober started quietly but all that is about to change because this week it looks very unsettled. it should be quite mild but mainly because it's going to be windy and the stronger winds will bring rain or showers in from the atlantic as well. we start the week on a chilly note across england and wales in particular, these are the temperatures in rural areas. that's going to be the coldest night ahead but we have the cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland on monday, the winds are picking up, some rain moving in, especially in the north—west where we see gales later. en...

Into the middle part of next year and that's going to increase monthly repayments by up to £6,000 for the average mortgage holder. so why�*s that happening? well, because kwasi kwarteng's planning to borrow so much, investors now think it's much more risky to lend money to the government so they're demanding higher interest rates to make up for it. this is what's happened to the effective rate the government has to pay to borrow over five years. you can see that sharp jump after the government's announcement on friday. because the government's the least risky borrower to lend to, slightly m...

As we have been hearing, rising energy bills, and for millions of people up and down the uk, this is it, this is the big issue. huge hikes, and the price cap set to hit over £3500 in october, predicted to rise above £5,300 injanuary — very daunting and alarming for many people. of course, inflation, currently at 10%, unthinkable a short while ago, but showing few signs of slowing down. the bank of england expects the economy to officially enter a recession in october, which will bring its own 0ctober, which will bring its own problems. then of course there are industrial relations, strikes...

Unaffordable for _ colder. these bills are already unaffordable for so _ colder. these bills are already unaffordable for so many - colder. these bills are already i unaffordable for so many people, colder. these bills are already - unaffordable for so many people, let alone the further increases predicted next year. so if someone is in a dire situation right now, what can they do, what would your advice to then be, is it about contacting their energy supplier? is there some way they can manage their bills differently? i there some way they can manage their bills differently?— bills differen...

Like it's going to change anytime soon, so we are getting dreadful projections forjanuary and april next year which will put... in october alone, next year which will put... in 0ctoberalone, put next year which will put... in october alone, put half all 0ctober alone, put half all customers, 9 million people in fuel poverty, meaning they spend 10% or more of their money on energy bills. in some cases these projections for january and april, these all rival people's mortgage payments or income taxes as an outgoing so it's a dire prognosis. a new prime minister in ten days. what are the options ...