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Full of liquid natural gas come to the uk — 35, with most of them coming from the usa at record prices. 0ne tanker even u—turned in the middle of the pacific and came back through the panama canal after prices paid here vastly exceeded those in east asia. all of this feeds into energy bills, of course, and we can show how much on a typical dual fuel bill, at the energy cap just under £1300, you'll see that over £500 of that is the rising price of energy, as it was before the autumn. because it's gone up so much since then, the energy cap is heading closer to £2,000, with a near doubling...

Meet our energy needs. in two decades, the uk has gone from being a gas exporter to importing about half of its gas requirements. over the last month, we've seen a record number of ships full of liquid natural gas come to the uk — 35, with most of them coming from the usa at record prices. one tanker even u—turned in the middle of the pacific and came back through the panama canal after prices paid here vastly exceeded those in east asia. all of this feeds into energy bills, of course, and we can show how much on a typical dual fuel bill, at the energy cap just under £1300, you'll see tha...

Turbines that are working quite well now, a good source of clean, green energy when the wind is blowing but can't always be relied on, or the electricity coming from the continent entering at this point. all of these factors combined are heading straight to the energy bills of households and businesses, pushing them to records within weeks. these days, north sea gas does not meet our energy needs. in two decades, the uk has gone from being a gas exporter to importing about half of its gas requirements. over the last month, we've seen a record number of ships full of liquid natural gas come to ...

Latika, let's begin with you on this, and tell us what the austerely government is doing.— government is doing. inflation in australia is _ government is doing. inflation in australia is around _ government is doing. inflation in australia is around 3.5%. - government is doing. inflation in australia is around 3.5%. that i government is doing. inflation in i australia is around 3.596. that does australia is around 3.5%. that does not sound _ australia is around 3.5%. that does not sound that high compared to the inflation _ not sound that high compared to the inflationjumps we are seeing in ...

Perspective, it is actually very high. it is the highest or fastest pace of growth since 2014, and in australia, the cost of living is already extremely expensive. salaries are very high, but the cost of living is also very high, so this is a potent political issue heading into an election. which australia is facing within the next three months. what we will see is the government announce some consumer feel—good policies. the trouble is, previous governments have tried this and they don't really work. energy prices are one real pressure point in australia. the government has brought in more ...