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The Latest Breaking News from Liz Truss

Truss sets out plan to shield businesses from energy price crisis

Prime Minister promises support for businesses struggling with bills for six months, with more for vulnerable firms beyond that

Insider UK

Everything you need to know about the Government's energy support package

Energy bills will be frozen at £2,500 for households for the next two years

Chronicle Live

Energy bills plan explained: What £2,500 cap means and how we'll all be paying it back

Together with an Energy Bills Support Scheme of £400, today's announcement means the average bill will be £2,100 over the next year. Here's what it means, why fracking is restarting - and how it's a bill for your grandchildren

Daily Mirror

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Everyone not covered by new £2,500 energy bill cap - from renters to fixed deals

The Ofgem price cap is being replaced by a new "Energy Price Guarantee" which will cap bills at £2,500 a year on average for someone with typical use - but not everyone will benefit as it stands

Daily Mirror

Will households still receive £400 discount following energy announcement?

The government has confirmed how the new energy support package will affect the previously announced £400 energy discount

Manchester Evening News

Liz Truss confirms energy price cap freeze at £2,500 amid cost of living crisis

The new Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced a new energy price guarantee will come into force in October, that she says will save households £1,000 on energy as wholesale gas prices rise.

Glasgow Live

Energy bill help capped at £2,500 this winter - what it means for your money explained

The Government has unveiled a massive energy bill discount scheme that will cap bills for two years, but many homes have fallen through the cracks

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Energy plan: Six month scheme for business announced as £2,500 domestic price cap unveiled - is it enough?

The support for businesses has been outlined in Liz Truss' energy bills plan - we look at the details and ask businesses if it is enough

Birmingham Post

Liz Truss appoints green Tory Chris Skidmore to lead net zero review

Former energy and climate minister will look for the quickest ways to reach the emissions target

The Guardian - UK

Martin Lewis reacts to Liz Truss energy bills announcement - see his at-a-glance guide

New Prime Minister Liz Truss today announced energy bills will be capped at £2,5000 a year from October, in addition to the £400 payment promised by former Chancellor Rishi Sunak - MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis summarised what this means for you

Daily Mirror

‘Not rocket science’: Bertie Ahern urges UK to return to Brexit talks

Architect of Good Friday agreement says he doesn’t want Northern Ireland ‘to be part of blame game’

The Guardian - UK

Disgraced Derek Mackay dodges questions on texting scandal after fleeing through Holyrood basement

The former SNP MSP declined to answer any questions about the scandal that destroyed his political career

Daily Record

Liz Truss unveils plans to cap average energy bills at £2500 per year

LIZ Truss has said that “the average household” will pay no more than £2500 per year for their energy – below the predicted energy price cap…

The National (Scotland)

How much is Liz Truss' energy price freeze?

Liz Truss announced a two year freeze on energy bills for households.

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The Independent UK

Liz Truss caps energy bills until 2024

New ’energy price guarantee’ will see government pay energy suppliers tens of billions of pounds

Al Jazeera

What should Ukraine expect from UK’s PM Truss?

Ukrainian analysts are optimistic that the new British leader will continue the close UK-Ukraine partnership.

Liverpool Echo

ITV's This Morning pulled off air for breaking announcement from Prime Minister

Liz Truss addressed the current energy crisis

Evening Standard

Liz Truss energy plan: £1,000 a year off bills as Prime Minister announces ‘extraordinary measures’

Taxpayers fund £2,500 energy cap to 2024 as help also given to businesses, schools and hospitals

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Daily Record

MSP Neil Bibby invites new PM Liz Truss to visit her former home town

In his invitation, Mr Bibby says: "I would like to invite you to Paisley to meet with local people and community groups to hear at first hand how people here are struggling with the cost of living"

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss to freeze energy bills at £2,500 a year average, funded by borrowing

PM announces £150bn scheme and resumption of fracking as she pledges to tackle root causes of crisis

Daily Record

Liz Truss announces two year energy bill cap of £2,500 for all Scots

The Prime Minister promised support for businesses struggling with bills for six months, with targeted support for vulnerable firms beyond that.

Wales Online

Energy bills frozen as Liz Truss reveals plan for cost of living crisis

Bills will be put on hold for two years from the start of October

Nottingham Post

Energy bills capped at £2,500 for two years, Liz Truss confirms

Government plans to tackle the energy crisis

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss’s energy bailout: key points at a glance

New prime minister announces package of measures as cost of living soars

Leeds Live

October energy price cap to be 'scrapped' and replaced with 'price guarantee', Liz Truss announces

Energy bills will be frozen at £2,500 for two years ahead of the next general election

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