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BBC News

super efficient. they go straight into your skirting board and heats the home. so no radiators? no radiators, so you can move your furniture around. you've got a lot more space to play with in the room. the second is infrared, so really a little bit like the sun. so if you feel along here. ooh. oh, that's nice. yeah? so we've got two systems here because it heats you. we've got one here on the wall, and then we've got one up here on the ceiling. oh, that's a heating system as well? yeah, it sort of pushes it through and really comes through into the room. and you're testing them against each other to see which is the most efficient. of course, you can change the weather, so you can very accurately work out how they work. exactly that. so we can get the weather really cold outside and put either one on and see how that affects the home. but that is not the only tech you've got in here? no, not at all. the home has got sensors all over it. so what it does is, it follows you, and it can put on the heating relevant to the room that you're in. so it heats the place that you are, not the rest of the house? and that's not all. on hot days, the curtains close automatically to shade the sun,

Home , Second , Room , Furniture , Radiators , Infrared , Skirting-board , Space , The-sun , Each-other , Heating-system , Ceiling

Review 2022

loads of people suddenly become conscious of, you know, their smart meter or the bills are coming in every month or so, and thinking what can they do to limit that use of energy in particular. for a lot of households, that has been a good wake—up call. "let's not leave the telly on, let's not turn the lights on when we don't need them, turn radiators off." there is information about ways to be more energy—efficient, but there are lots of organisations trying to help, there are charities. what are the sort of schemes that you have come across that you think have really stood out for you and are making a difference for people? we went to visit a plumber north of manchester that does a lot of work for free, we went to visit a project in liverpool teaching people how to cook on a single stove, because that is what a lot of people have in their bedsits, just one stove, or how to use a microwave effectively. and this is a chef doing this

People , Lot , Energy , Bills , Households , Particular , Thinking , Loads , Use , Smart-meter , Sort , Radiators

Review 2022

on food and groceries, they are also eating less. this is the really worrying thing — more than half said they have skipped at least one meal to try and save money, and four out of ten say it is affecting their physical health. this was the situation our economics editorfound in a church in usworth, near sunderland. workers crowded round radiators to keep warm, and pensioners fearing they can't afford the most basic of foods. butter is a luxury now, for most people, i would think. it really is. we come to somewhere like this, which is a godsend, where we can have a hot meal, sit beside a nice warm radiator. literally by the radiator. that's right, yes, it's a nice warm radiator. you are here because it will save you having to... it saves a lot from home, a lot of cooking at home, which costs us money. food bill alone has come down because we come here. so, colletta, you are our bbc cost of living correspondent,

Economics , Food , Meal , Money , Situation , Half , Health , Ten , Groceries , Save , One , Four

Review 2022

october of this year, they didn't have anywhere to go in terms of finances. loads of people suddenly become conscious of, you know, their smart meter or the bills are coming in every month or so, and thinking what can they do to limit that use of energy in particular. for a lot of households, that has been a good wake—up call. "let's not leave the telly on, let's not turn the lights on when we don't need them, turn radiators off." there is information about ways to be more energy—efficient, but there are lots of organisations trying to help, there are charities. what are the sort of schemes that you have come across that you think have really stood out for you and are making a difference for people? we went to visit a plumber north of manchester that does a lot of work for free, we went to visit a project in liverpool teaching people how to cook on a single stove, because that is what a lot of people have in their bedsits,

People , Bills , Anywhere , Finances , Terms , Thinking , Loads , Smart-meter , Lot , Energy , Households , Radiators

Review 2022

when they do their weekly shop. they are cutting back on that. they are not only spending less on food and groceries, they are also eating less. this is the really worrying thing — more than half said they have skipped at least one meal to try and save money, and four out of ten say it is affecting their physical health. this was the situation our economics editorfound in a church in usworth, near sunderland. workers crowded round radiators to keep warm, and pensioners fearing they can't afford the most basic of foods. butter is a luxury now, for most people, i would think. it really is. we come to somewhere like this, which is a godsend, where we can have a hot meal, sit beside a nice warm radiator. literally by the radiator. that's right, yes, it's a nice warm radiator. you are here because it will save you having to... it saves a lot from home, a lot of cooking at home, which costs us money.

Shop , Food , Meal , Money , Half , Groceries , Save , One , Four , Workers , Economics , Situation

Review 2022

they are not only spending less on food and groceries, they are also eating less. this is the really worrying thing — more than half said they have skipped at least one meal to try and save money, and four out of ten say it is affecting their physical health. this was the situation our economics editorfound in a church in usworth, near sunderland. workers crowded round radiators to keep warm, and pensioners fearing they can't afford the most basic of foods. butter is a luxury now, for most people, i would think. it really is. we come to somewhere like this, which is a godsend, where we can have a hot meal, sit beside a nice warm radiator. literally by the radiator. that's right, yes, it's a nice warm radiator. you are here because it will save you having to... it saves a lot from home, a lot of cooking at home, which costs us money. food bill alone has come down

Food , Meal , Money , Half , Ten , Health , Groceries , Save , One , Four , Workers , Economics

Review 2022

in terms of finances. loads of people suddenly become conscious of, you know, their smart meter or the bills are coming in every month or so, and thinking what can they do to limit that use of energy in particular. for a lot of households, that has been a good wake—up call. "let's not leave the telly on, let's not turn the lights on when we don't need them, turn radiators off." there is information about ways to be more energy—efficient, but there are lots of organisations trying to help, there are charities. what are the sort of schemes that you have come across that you think have really stood out for you and are making a difference for people? we went to visit a plumber north of manchester that does a lot of work for free, we went to visit a project in liverpool teaching people how to cook on a single stove, because that is what a lot of people have in their bedsits, just one stove, or how to use

People , Energy , Bills , Finances , Terms , Thinking , Particular , Smart-meter , Use , Loads , Lot , Households

Breakfast

they do to limit that use of energy in particular. for a lot of households, that has been a good wake—up call. "let's not leave the telly on, let's not turn the lights on when we don't need them, turn radiators off." there is information about ways you be more energy—efficient, there is information about ways to be more energy—efficient, but there are lots of organisations trying to help, there are charities. what are the sort of schemes that you have come across that you think have really stood out for you and are making a difference for people? we went to visit a plumber north of manchester that does a lot of work for free, we went to visit a project in liverpool teaching people how to cook on a single stove, because that is what a lot of people have in their bedsits, just one stove, or how to use a microwave effectively. and this is a chef doing this in his free time to help out people who really need it at the moment. a lot of individuals that can't cope

Lot , Energy , Households , Use , Particular , Telly , Wake-up-call , Ways , Information , Lots , Help , Schemes

Breakfast

and save money, and four out of ten say it is affecting their physical health. this was the situation our economics editorfound in a church in usworth, near sunderland. workers crowded round radiators to keep warm, and pensioners fearing they can't afford the most basic of foods. butter is a luxury now, for most people, i would think. it really is. we come to somewhere like this, which is a godsend, where we can have a hot meal, sit beside a nice warm radiator. literally by the radiator. that's right, yes, it's a nice warm radiator. you are here because it will save you having to... it saves a lot from home, a lot of cooking at home, which costs us money. food bill alone has come down because we come here. so, colletta, you are our bbc cost of living correspondent, you have been up and down the country, in and out of people's homes and businesses. what is it you have found?

Workers , Situation , Money , Ten , Economics , Radiators , Health , Editorfound , Save , Pensioners , Church-in-usworth , Sunderland

Review 2022

loads of people suddenly become conscious of, you know, their smart meter or the bills are coming in every month or so, and thinking what can they do to limit that use of energy in particular. for a lot of households, that has been a good wake—up call. "let's not leave the telly on, let's not turn the lights on when we don't need them, turn radiators off." there is information about ways to be more energy—efficient, but there are lots of organisations trying to help, there are charities. what are the sort of schemes that you have come across that you think have really stood out for you and are making a difference for people? we went to visit a plumber north of manchester that does a lot of work for free, we went to visit a project in liverpool teaching people how to cook on a single stove, because that is what a lot of people have in their bedsits, just one stove, or how to use a microwave effectively. and this is a chef doing this in his free time to help out people

People , Lot , Energy , Bills , Households , Thinking , Particular , Use , Smart-meter , Loads , Wake-up-call , Organisations