
Energy bills: Will Hunt keep voters warm?
Britain’s energy suppliers are expecting a government U-turn on plans to cut energy support, meaning households are likely to avoid a 20% bill hike in April.
Britain’s energy suppliers are expecting a government U-turn on plans to cut energy support, meaning households are likely to avoid a 20% bill hike in April.
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