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And electricity bills. but the issue is who— and electricity bills. but the issue is who pays for that. and labour have said. — is who pays for that. and labour have said. i_ is who pays for that. and labour have said, i have said for many months — have said, i have said for many months now that we should ask at the energy— months now that we should ask at the energy producers who are making huge windfall— energy producers who are making huge windfall profits to make a bigger contribution. there are tens of billions — contribution. there are tens of billions of— contribution. the...

The tories become more and more detached from reality, millions of people, millions of our constituents are lying awake at night, worried about how they will make ends meet. labour won the argument that action on energy bills was necessary. but the question is who pays? the energy producers who have profited so much from the rises in prices should make a contribution, but when the country asked who should fit the bill for the energy rescue package, the conservatives responded, you, the british people. instead of standing up british people. instead of standing up for working people, the conserv...

Windfall— concerned about protecting the windfall profits of energy producers rather _ windfall profits of energy producers rather than helping families with their energy bills and protecting taxpayers against excessive borrowing, which would just not need to be borrowing, which would just not need to he as _ borrowing, which would just not need to be as high as it is today. we've seen the — to be as high as it is today. we've seen the verdict of the markets. they— seen the verdict of the markets. they are — seen the verdict of the markets. they are very worried about the higher— the...

Policy, but liz truss has been in government for many years. it’s policy, but liz truss has been in government for many years. it's such a radical change _ government for many years. it's such a radical change from _ government for many years. it's such a radical change from the _ government for many years. it's such a radical change from the days - government for many years. it's such a radical change from the days of- a radical change from the days of david cameron and george osborne. to go from austerity, we must balance the budget to borisjohnson, where he was favouring spending. now we'...

European Union governments are shelling out 314 billion euros, while the UK has earmarked 178 billion euros, according to the think tank Bruegel.