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Will be squeezed tomorrow, when a new household price cap is announced. the price cap isn't really a cap at all — it's the amount of money energy companies are allowed to charge a household that uses the average amount of gas and electricity. now currently, that's £1971. but on october 1st, that will change and tomorrow, we'll find out to what. experts estimate it could exceed £3500. now, the support on offer is £400 off all bills come october, with people on qualifying benefits eligible for a further £650. but that support was set when bills were expected to hit £2800 this october. we ...

Close because they can't afford their electricity bills — i'm just hoping we won't be one of them. it's frightening, to be perfectly honest. i don't know what we're going to do. i'm just hoping that maybe somebody will offer us a lifeline, maybe the government will help. who knows? remember, companies�* energy bills are not limited by any price cap and business leaders want them to get more help and protection. energy prices are disproportionately hitting small and medium—sized businesses. we want to see emergency energy grants for smaller businesses, a reduction in vat from 20% to 5%, a...

Charge for average use — is forecast to hit more than £3,500 in october and more than £4,200 injanuary. labour said it would freeze the price cap at its current level — which is £1,971 a year for the average household. sir keir starmer claims the typical family would see savings of £1,000 a year under this plan — and that it would also reduce inflation — the rate at which prices are rising — by up to 1t%. to fund this, labour says it would extend the windfall tax on oil and gas companies, backdating it to january, which would bring in 8 billion. 1a billion would come from droppin...

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At the those in the greatest need. here's the labour leader, sir keir starmer. there's choice that we have to make, and the choices either we let oil and the choices either we let oil and gas companies in the north sea continue to make huge profits whilst every household is really suffering with bills that they really can't afford, or we do something about it. the labour party will not walk on by. we will stand up for those households that are going to really struggle this winter. sir households that are going to really struggle this winter.— struggle this winter. sir keir starmer explaining...