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Trying to get by? it is very hard. the rate of inflation is in double figures. 10.1%. pension £140 a week. i how do you live on that? we are currently going through remortgaging, already the events of the last few weeks have had a massive impact. higherfood prices mainly to blame, up 14.5%. the number of children turning up to school not having breakfast, not having showers. it is the 14th month of relentlessly- rising food prices. energy bills may rise above £4,000 in april. i can't afford to put the heating on. i live on £250 a month. every single morning at a setl time, i write down what...

Of that comes as a surprise to you that people are struggling and that's part of the point of this warm space, you are giving them somewhere to go so they don't have to put the heating on. we somewhere to go so they don't have to put the heating on.— somewhere to go so they don't have to put the heating on. we were lucky to put the heating on. we were lucky to net the to put the heating on. we were lucky to get the funding _ to put the heating on. we were lucky to get the funding from _ to put the heating on. we were lucky to get the funding from sunderland l to get the funding from sunderla...

Short by? roughly? do you know? i'm short by? roughly? do you know? i'm short by? roughly? do you know? in short by about £160 per week. short by? roughly? do you know? i'm short by about £160 per week. and i short by about £160 per week. and that is making _ short by about £160 per week. and that is making you face is very difficult choices. what will happen as winter it gets on and it gets much colder? i as winter it gets on and it gets much colder?— as winter it gets on and it gets much colder? ., ., . ., much colder? i will have to cut down on the food — much colder? i will have to...

Moral responsibility and more than that, it is the route to a stronger economy. the truth is, at the heart of labours plans for growth, today i want to tell you why. last april, on a cold spring evening, i knocked on the door of a constituent. when i reached out to shake her hand, it was purple and freezing cold. already back then, she was afraid to put the heating on. struggling to get by on the small pension she had built up through a lifetime of work. as energy bills and inflation rise even higher, i often think of her. conference, that is the stark reality facing people all around our coun...

Injanuary. that is huge. we are not talking about little increases now. i think for the millions of people who will not be able to pay those bills, hearing the labour party say we would freeze those bills, we will not let that happen, and we will use money from a windfall tax on oil and gas companies who have made much more profit than they were expecting, to pay for that, that is a huge relief. i don't accept that is kicking the can down the road. last year, just let me answer, last yeari last year, just let me answer, last year i was across the country and i remember acutely i was in dewsbur...