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Government. he says all i want to do is cooperate. of course the two governments are smp and conservative, they are mutually suspicious of each other. they have completely different views of the future of the uk. they will work together to a certain degree but there will always be that suspicion of motives of the other. suspicions from michael gove that the matter are constantly trying to project independence and suspicion that mr gove is trying to counter that and project values as he sees the union. brian, stayed with us. i want to talk about the political risk for the conservatives. the pla...

The regulator said it's had to put up the cap to allow suppliers to cover the huge prices they're paying for gas. in october, it went up by £135, bringing an average bill to £1,277. but that's small fry compared to what we're expecting today. some analysts are predicting a 50% increase, bringing that average bill up to £1,915, which works out at around £160 a month. and it may go up again in october. there's still a lot of volatility in the wholesale market, with the wholesale price of energy being the main reason for these increases. the forecast that we have for the default tariff cut fo...

Incomes in decades. it's worrying and difficult a time when everything seems to be rising at the same time. and it's everything that you have to use, whether it be utilities, interest rates, petrol, food, everything's going up at the same time. suzanne pays just over £1100 a year for her energy. from april, that will rise by over 50%. and for a household using an average amount of energy, the annual price cap will rise from £1277 to £1971 — a rise of £693, nearly £60 a month. thank you, mr speaker. given the sheer size of the shock, the government felt it had little option but to provid...

Support to ease the impact — totalling £350 for the average household. our business editor simonjack reports. for households like suzanne's, the news today on energy prices was every bit as bad as feared. from april, fuel bills will rocket and tighten one of the biggest squeezes on household incomes in decades. it's worrying and difficult a time when everything seems to be rising at the same time. and it's everything that you have to use, whether it be utilities, interest rates, petrol, food, everything's going up at the same time. suzanne pays just over £1100 a year for her energy. from a...