ofgem says there could be 14 ofgem says there could be m increase of higher than 1a increase of 6.4%. currently done by humans. this change copyright laws, which could allow tech firms hello. let's get more on domestic energy prices ofgem's new cap. on people's finances. it means a typical household will see their annual gas charge for each unit of energy, affects the bills of 26 million homes in england,

wales and scotland. has been to visit one family about how they will cope with the energy price rise. of homeowners are laying the insulation down. so more customers are taking things into their own hands. that was seriously quick work. what are you putting it up to then? 270. it's a good blanket, it's a big duvet. it's a high tog duvet! heat rises. going through your roof space. so you would get that good

bit of insulation up there, you know, that can save roughly, you know, fixed deals that are cheaper than the price cap, if you shop around. so, run a comparison, see what's out there for you. for each unit of gas and electricity that we use, as well as raising standing charges and extra levies. seen more instability in ukraine, we've seen a colder global instability. energy bills as a result. disappointing, yeah, disappointing.

i think the people at the top don't often get to feel as we did a few weeks ago, then it'sjust something that has to be done really. we overpay, and that last year was fine, iti this increase will be more pressure on those already working hard to keep up. coletta smith, bbc news in manchester. by elon musk. the email — sent over the weekend — was headlined "what did you do last week?" five bullet points outlining their accomplishments or doge as it's known — has since admitted that

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