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'You're a fat cat making the profits': Martin Lewis in furious clash with OVO energy boss - Vimarsana News

'You're a fat cat making the profits': Martin Lewis in furious clash with OVO energy boss

Stephen Fitzpatrick, chief executive of OVO, described the coming months as 'a winter like no other' during an appearance on ITV's Good Morning Britain.

Market Watch: Best of luck, new PM | Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Market Watch: Best of luck, new PM | Mortgage Strategy

Welcome back to those of you who managed to get away on a well-earned break, safe in the knowledge that August would be a nice chilled-out month and everything would slow down. Oh dear — many of us were wrong on that front! While it is, of course, great to be busy, I was kind of hoping that we would all have a chance

Direct action is stirring the popular imagination. It might also reshape leftwing politics | Will Hutton - Vimarsana News

Direct action is stirring the popular imagination. It might also reshape leftwing politics | Will Hutton

Surging support for Enough is Enough, Don’t Pay and others could force Labour to harden its stance

Liz Truss ahead in race to be Britain's prime minister - Vimarsana News

Liz Truss ahead in race to be Britain's prime minister

She is all but certain to be named as the UK’s next prime minister on Monday. But she will enter Downing Street to find her in-tray on fire.

Source: afr.com
Don't Pay UK: Why are Brits boycotting energy payments and what are the consequences? - Vimarsana News

Don't Pay UK: Why are Brits boycotting energy payments and what are the consequences?

More than 133,000 people have so far signed up to the Don't Pay movement, as the UK government allows its price cap to rise again.