Does Liz Truss actually want the UK to face blackouts this winter?
There is no political or economic justification for the refusal to inform the public on how to save energy.
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Warnings of winter blackouts overshadow Liz Truss’s energy price cap
The UK faces a potential series of power cuts in the coming months, yet the cabinet remains divided.
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What could energy rationing in the UK look like?
Though Liz Truss has ruled it out, ignoring energy rationing now could increase the prospect of blackouts come winter.
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“People have nowhere to turn”: Britain’s first “warm banks” open their doors
Charities and councils offer refuge for people who cannot afford heating this winter.
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Martin Lewis: “It is quite staggering how little politicians know”
The Money Saving Expert opens up about his own attitude to spending, how little politicians know, and being mistaken for…
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The true cost of Liz Truss’s energy plan is dizzying
It may provide a quick boost for the new Prime Minister, but her intervention could prolong the cost-of-living crisis for…
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As prices rise, support for disabled people faces a £1bn shortfall
The government has not uprated disability benefits in line with inflation.
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The Policy Ask with Shaun Spiers: “Grenfell is a terrible reminder of the cost of deregulation”
The executive director of the Green Alliance on retaining EU laws, funding for farmers and the benefits of being outspoken.
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