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Today at six — no government bail—out for energy firms in trouble, but ministers say gas and electricity supplies are secure. a massive rise in the wholesale costs paid by energy firms raises fears about a winter crisis, but ministers offer reassurance. there is absolutely no question, mr speaker, of the lights going out or people being unable to heat their homes. in supermarkets, it's feared the rise in gas prices will cause a shortage of co2 — vital for food and drinks production. co2 is used everywhere in food manufacturing to keep stuff fresh for longer. without it, there will be sho...