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ScottishPower’s boss said that the Government needs to insulate homes and help with a massive roll-out of renewable energy.

Wales’ First Minister welcomed the ‘certainty’ the move would provide people in the short term.

Ofgem will still make the announcements every three months as it continues to regulate how much energy suppliers can charge.

Celia Marsh, who had an acute dairy allergy, went into anaphylactic shock shortly after eating a super-veg rainbow flatbread labelled as vegan.

One business owner said independent shops are important because they are a ‘huge part of the fabric of that community’.

It comes after warnings earlier this week that tens of thousands of UK businesses could be forced to fold due to energy price hikes.

The South of England was amongst the driest regions of the UK, where four of the six water companies currently implementing hosepipe bans are located.

The 29-year-old will be quizzed by detectives.

The Public Audit Committee has been looking at the circumstances around two late and over-budget vessels.

Protesters previously spent 1,000 days outside the Cuadrilla fracking site in Little Plumpton, near Blackpool.

Rwandan authorities have given ‘detailed assurances’ over the processing of asylum claims, Home Office lawyers argued.

Professor Sir Huw Thomas has been Head of the Medical Household since 2014.

The energy market is structured differently in Northern Ireland than the rest of the UK.

The broadcaster is currently airing rolling news coverage following the announcement made by Buckingham Palace.

Government urged to do more to improve home energy efficiency to help curb bills.

Tory frontbencher Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon said progress is being made in the case of Jagtar Singh Johal.

The Scottish capital was designated the world’s first Unesco City of Literature in 2004.

When scientists look for signs of life throughout the galaxy, planets with water are always at the top of the list.

Liz Truss said the move to cap energy bills at £2,500 will slash inflation meaning it will peak at far lower levels than previously feared.

The donation from JCB chairman Lord Bamford and his wife covered items including flowers, a South African barbecue and an ice cream van.