One of them, former housing minister Robert Jenrick said: “I think household incomes are entering a storm and they are going to be battered from all sides, energy, food, interest rates rising and so there is a role from the Treasury now to try to smooth the effect of this shock.”
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Sheldon Mills, executive director of consumers and competition at the FCA, told the BBC this meant terms and conditions...
In another Safety Recall report, also filed on 21 December, Tesla notes the fault could mean, if the primary...
South East Water said in a statement: “Whilst we acknowledge that the climate is changing, we have seen an...
A spokesperson from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy said: “While no government can control global gas...
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