At least 40% of energy giant E.ON’s customers will go into fuel poverty as prices rise this year, the company’s chief executive told the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee on Tuesday, while the head of Scottish Power said this autumn would be “horrific” for poor customers.
Meanwhile, Manuel Cortes, general secretary of the Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association, said: “What we are seeing here is desperate...
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It comes as government borrowing rose in September, according to the Office for National Statistics.
It was from an early internet entrepreneur from Amsterdam, named Joost Zuurbier. He wanted to manage Tokelau’s country-code top-level...
The Community, Unite and GMB unions, who represent the steel industry, said in a joint statement: “This action by...
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In June, Centrica said it planned to to cut around 5,000 jobs to “arrest the decline” of the company.
“I should be getting 60% of my husband’s basic pension. I am receiving just over £38 a week, but...
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