What Liz Truss means for Labour
The new prime minister is not the gift to Keir Starmer that many on the left think.
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Is this the energy industry’s “Lehman moment”?
Energy suppliers and banks are in a pinch that looks a lot like 2008.
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“I’m not cutting down on cups of tea”: the Brits refusing to pay their energy bills
The Don’t Pay UK protest movement is gathering momentum ahead of an 80 per cent rise in gas and electric…
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Why even Tory voters want to nationalise energy
We’ve reached the privatisation tipping point.
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Can your favourite pub afford to keep the lights on this winter?
Business electricity spending is set to rise rapidly in October.
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Even Pakistan’s devastating flooding won’t inspire a green revolution
A third of the country may soon be under water. Will we ever decide it is time to force down…
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Don’t Pay UK: What happens if I stop paying my energy bills?
A new campaign aims to persuade one million people to stop paying their bills if energy prices aren’t cut.
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Why energy prices could kill working from home
The new price cap changes the calculation on whether staying at home is still cheaper than going to the office.
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The government is only offering a sticking plaster on energy costs
To end the energy crisis we need structural change, not just support amid ballooning prices.
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Why the so-called “energy crisis” is both a threat and an opportunity
This is a moment to accelerate the transition towards net zero, not to retreat.
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Why this decade will prove more challenging than the 1970s
Politics is becoming a ruthless contest over who can access energy and at what price.
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