Ofgem’s current cap for an average household is £3,280, but consumers aren’t directly affected by it because the government’s guarantee scheme has a lower threshold. That will change in July when the cap falls and the threshold for the guarantee rises to £3,000.
Carla Clarke, head of strategic litigation at Child Poverty Action Group, which represented the mothers and children, said: “This...
Although the curbs also affect other chip makers, analysts believe Nvidia will be hit the hardest because China accounts...
If you are looking to understand South Africa’s current struggles – its soaring crime and unemployment rates, its stubborn...
It recovered a further £20,000 two months later but only refunded the remaining £43,000 in April this year –...
Image copyright Getty Images Businesses groups have largely welcomed a new wage support for workers at firms forced to...
Prof John Edmunds, an epidemiologist from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a government adviser on...
To keep the finances on course during the pandemic Qantas has raised $770,000 (£560,000, A$1m) by selling bar carts...
UK car industry warns of £55bn no-deal Brexit hit
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