13 per cent of those in debt or concerned about missing payments owed money to ‘someone who makes them feel scared’

Energy industry profits hit £3 billion in three months. Meanwhile, nearly a third of UK adults are struggling with energy debt.

Blair defends continuing partnership with kingdom despite ‘anxieties’ after 2018 assassination of journalist

Waiting until September to confirm support promises a summer of suspense that vulnerable households cannot afford, writes fuel poverty campaigner Simon Francis

As parts of the UK enjoyed a bank holiday Monday, temperatures in England broke meteorological records. The UK has recorded its all-time hottest May temperature, with Heathrow hitting 33.5C on the Ban...

Wes Streeting would lose a leadership contest against Keir Starmer in a landslide result, according to exclusive polling by LabourList. With the party seemingly on…

Today’s King’s Speech [detail in this pdf] confirmed the introduction of an Energy Independence Bill, covering three broad areas: tackling energy affordability, accelerating energy security, and manag...

New polling from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), conducted by More in Common in the days before the elections, reveals that the cost of living crisis was the dominant concern for vote...

Warrants for prepayment devices waved through by judges in system that campaigners argue puts vulnerable households at risk

A stuffed toy representing “one of Scotland’s missing species” was used to stand in for missing Scottish Conservatives at a recent Holyrood…

Households will face what amounts to a ‘Trump Tax’ on their energy bills as a result of the current conflict in the Middle East.

Ministers are looking at ways to make it easier to bring in targeted energy support for low-income households

Twice as many people in Scotland support the Windfall Tax than oppose it, with support across all political parties parts of the country.

Ex-PM’s thinktank urges more drilling and fewer renewables, ignoring evidence that clean energy is cheaper and better for bills

Exclusive: Households living in cold and damp homes are twice as likely to report experiencing dangerous levels of carbon monoxide

Most Reform UK voters don’t object to green policies, so who is its climate crisis denialism designed to serve?