Some newspapers headlining this as "Martin Lewis challenges new PM to cost of living debate." That is not correct.
I am a consumer finance journalist, not an opposition politician, this is about an interview and Q&A for them to explain and answer questions on their plans.
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BT Profit £1.3bn - Broadband price rise 9%
Royal Mail Profit £758m - Stamp price rise 10p
BP Profits £6.3bn - fuel rises 22p per litre
British Gas profits £948m - energy £700 extra a year
This isn’t a cost of living crisis
This is a cost of electing the Tories crisis.
Rishi Sunak gave his wife's company (who is richer than the Queen) £1.3 Million of Covid recovery funds.
Then it went under and her companies failed to pay HMRC £623,000.
Now he's imposing highest taxes in 70 years on the little people.
#SunakOut#ToriesOut
Rishi Sunak was an MP for 6.5 years, a UK government minister for 3.5 years and Chancellor of the Exchequer for 1.5 years - all while holding permanent residency of the United States.
New MSE guide: How to heat the human not the home.
I felt sad asking my team to put this together, but my emailbag is full of folk so desperate they can't put the heat on, I wanted to try some help. Pls share
https://t.co/VvBBSIC43r
Full cost of living survival guide due soon
The Lyme Building Main Entrance Closure ⚠️
This closure will take place on Saturday 26 March from 6am-10am. Patients, staff and visitors are advised to enter Lyme Building via the lower ground entrance.
The estates department apologises for any inconvenience caused.
The main entrance at Royal Stoke University Hospital is being updated with a larger pharmacy, new reception area and updated check in screens. This will improve patient flow in the main entrance and reduce waiting times for prescriptions.
https://t.co/PUJH0e5erw
France: EDF was ordered by its 80% shareholder, the French government, to cap energy price rise at 4%. Investors take the hit.
Britain: Chancellor offers compulsory loans to consumers and allows Cap to rise 54% on the same day.
Lights Out to Help Out.
Remember when the High Priests of Brexit derided expert analysis showing that Brexit would increase the cost of living…
…and instead told us that Brexit would dramatically drive down living costs across the board? https://t.co/kgPB6jLtYw