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Pretty much immediately. i saw one of our bbc editors on twitter earlier, his drawjob when he looked at some of those numbers was we had a case study for you from deborah evans. i am 57—year—old single woman living alone and working full—time. i earn £400 per week. what is the government going to do for people like me? last year, she says, i sat at home in blankets with condensation coming out of my mouth as i could not afford to put the heating on. you mentioned the jaw—dropping numbers today. deborah will not like some of those forecasts, which say... to give you an example, last wi...

Poverty, what is your assessment about how bad this could get? goad about how bad this could get? good morninu. i about how bad this could get? good morning. ithink— about how bad this could get? good morning. i think at _ about how bad this could get? good morning. i think at the _ about how bad this could get? (13mm morning. i think at the moment during the summer months with the price cap where it is at the moment at £2000 per yearfor the price cap where it is at the moment at £2000 per year for the average household, it is already bad. we are seeing the people that we help really strug...

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Of fixing historic safety defects that they didn't cause... michael gove: we've also got to do better in future _ to ensure that everyone, l across this country can live their life in safety and in dignity, in a home that is warm, - decent and safe. 200 miles north of grenfell, these social housing blocks in salford are still being made safe. work to remove dangerous cladding here started within a week of the tragedy, but it's yet to be replaced. since the cladding's off, it's gone up to 200... eithne crowson lives on the eighth floor and says she can't keep warm in winter. that's why we don't...

Within a week of the tragedy, but it's yet to be replaced. since the cladding's off, it's gone up to 200... edna crowson lives on the eighth floor and says she can't keep warm in winter. that's why we don't have the heating on. without the cladding, there's lower insulation and higher heating bills. all day cold air, when the wind is blowing, comes all in here. and your heating goes outside. yeah. the heating can't keep up with it. if you're on your own, which a lot are here, and you're only on one pension, you're thinking, "how am i supposed to do this?" i can't feed the meter and put a dinne...