However, Mike Brewer, chief economist at the Resolution Foundation, said by not targeting “families most in need of support, and by trying to minimise the cost of support to the public purse”, households would still face significant bill rises and higher bills “for many years to come”.
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Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has been charged with fraud in the US, which has accused him of orchestrating a...
Discussions about a London port expansion worth £1bn are ongoing as the government tries to resolve a row with...
“Once we’re out of the crisis, the economic fabric would have been preserved thanks to these measures, then we...
However, products that require a lot of energy to produce are experiencing the highest cost pressures. Tesco accepted a...
Sarah Coles, senior personal finance analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “While homeowners might feel better off on paper, for...
A government limit on electricity generated in older renewable and nuclear facilities is expected this week.
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