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Spending money that is not what the government can do to stop it. raising domestic interest rates doesn't do anything to lower global prices. this is a global inflationary inferno. you can't put it out by doing domestic things. i going throw you if i ask you what is happening in asiano, eight you're not going to throw me because i can see exactly the same thing. thea;r not going to throw me because i can see exactly the same thing. they had the same inflationary _ see exactly the same thing. they had the same inflationary pressures i see exactly the same thing. they had the same inflationary p...

On our bills? i am guessing so and i have to say people _ on our bills? i am guessing so and i have to say people like _ on our bills? i am guessing so and i have to say people like me - on our bills? i am guessing so and i have to say people like me who i on our bills? i am guessing so and i have to say people like me who are | have to say people like me who are constantly— have to say people like me who are constantly trying to come up with ways _ constantly trying to come up with ways for— constantly trying to come up with ways for people to reduce their energy— ways for people to red...

The energy— went up as well as the unit charge. the energy companies here charge a standing _ the energy companies here charge a standing charge which covers, they say, standing charge which covers, they say. it _ standing charge which covers, they say, it covers various costs that they— say, it covers various costs that they have — say, it covers various costs that they have in _ say, it covers various costs that they have in various costs of things that they've implemented including, of course. _ that they've implemented including, of course, 25% green levy which has been _ of course, ...

Regulator, but it doesn't make the law. ., , , law. the economy is driven with the uk government, _ law. the economy is driven with the uk government, and _ law. the economy is driven with the uk government, and it _ law. the economy is driven with the uk government, and it is _ law. the economy is driven with the uk government, and it is right - law. the economy is driven with the uk government, and it is right that| uk government, and it is right that we highlight the need for uk government to provide further adequate support, particularly to the poorest households. there is much more the re...

Particularly to offset the impact of higher energy bills only offsets around half of the april increase, and i think it is about1 million households, vulnerable households, they are left in the cold. they have little support. butjudd trumpeted £9 billion investment —— the much trumpeted investment, over 6 billion needs to be repaid directly by energy consumers. not only that, it will be repaid in the most regressive way that you can repay something, to a standing charge to everyone who will pay regardless of their income. the everyone who will pay regardless of their income-— their inco...