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People already concerned about how to make ends meet. when it comes to bills now and those expected, this will hit so many households so hard. there were audible gasps in this room when ijust said that the average typical annual household bill will rise to £3549. i figure we had largely been expecting, largely in line with what had been predicted but that doesn't make it any the less shocking. it means the amount that energy companies are allowed to charge will rise by more than £1500 from october. that is the amount they are allowed to charge per year. it means that that amount will have mo...

An increase of more than 80%. and there are predictions it'll rise again and next year. i'm joined now by the energy market expert and ceo of renewable energy platform ppaya, kristina rabecaite. thank you very much forjoining us. it's really quite hard to get your head around these figures, frankly. people are talking about feeling physically ill as they confront the scale of the bills they are facing. what is the best advice you can offer to them this morning? it’s offer to them this morning? it's absolutely _ offer to them this morning? it�*s absolutely terrifying where the energy market...

In the price cap to £3,549 pounds a year — an increase of more than 80 per cent. earlier the founder of money saving expert, martin lewis, told bbc breakfast that there is a desperate need for more help from the government. we need to know now what extra help will come in because remember, the government announced help in may based on the price cap from october until april of £2800. we now know in october its 3000 5000. and it is predicted to go up to 5300. it has changed and that january prediction, we are seven months through the ten month assessment period, so that is

Not here! — run the country, and yet they are not here! they are not here to give assurances. — not here! they are not here to give assurances, set out what they are going _ assurances, set out what they are going to _ assurances, set out what they are going to do, at the time of huge anxiety— going to do, at the time of huge anxiety and concern for people. that is a dereliction of duty and it is frankly— is a dereliction of duty and it is frankly appalling.— is a dereliction of duty and it is frankly appalling. nadhim zahawi, the chancellor, _ frankly appalling. nadhim zahawi, the c...

Your bills and reassess your budget. yes and the news of what this means is only starting to sink in here and we will chat to people who have been thinking about it all morning. hist? thinking about it all morning. £3549 it has one thinking about it all morning. £3549 it has gone op _ thinking about it all morning. £3549 it has gone up to. _ thinking about it all morning. £3549 it has gone up to. it _ thinking about it all morning. £3549 it has gone up to. it is _ thinking about it all morning. £3549 it has gone up to. it is a _ thinking about it all morning. eng it has gone up to. it is...