Energy price cap: What could Liz Truss' plans mean for your household bills?
Liz Truss is expected to freeze bills at £2,500 a year which will be £1,000 less than initially projected.
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Energy price cap: What could Liz Truss' plans mean for your household bills?
Kent and Sussex Courier
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