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Have no idea up and down the country. some people are worried whether they will even make it through the winter. we have no idea what the support package will look like, whether it will provide anything for them. so the key thing will be for her to set that out in her first speech, and will be for her to set that out in herfirst speech, and it will be for her to set that out in her first speech, and it is coming very late, and what to watch out for will be is the big spending items all going to be on tax cuts that help the better off, or is she going to change course and target more support at...

They're warning of pub closures and job losses within months without immediate government intervention. one recent survey of smaller independent pub owners says 70% don't expect to survive the winter months without help. so what would that help be? mainly, the british beer and pub association wants a cap to be introduced on commercial energy bills. it's previously called for a cut in vat similar to the support package offered to pubs during the pandemic. i've been finding out more about the impact of rising costs on businesses. at simon's pub in essex, the fear is setting in. his yearly bill u...

Will increase from £1,971 to more than £3,500. pre—payment meter customers will pay an average of £3,608 — £59 a year more than those on direct debit. for more on this i'm now joined by our political correspondent ione wells. has borisjohnson has boris johnson been has borisjohnson been essentially he has been seen there will be a big support package in the next prime minister but he is not the person who will be able to make that decision. he has been under pressure to say something, be more visible, given the cost of living crisis has gone on to the summer while the tory leadership c...

That is a little bit patronising. what we need to see is at least a doubling of the support package that we had in may, to face any realities. it was meant to offset price rises at the rate they were expected to come in and it needs to do the same now for the reality of the situation that will be in october, let alone thinking about what we will do injanuary, when they are due tojump to around £5,500. in terms of the fears of people that have got around this, because we have been seeing it coming towards us, this incredibly difficult autumn and winter... what are the worst cases your hearing?...

Ofgem’s increase to the cap will send the average household’s yearly bill from £1,971 to £3,549.