Simple ways every household can cut their energy bills by more than £700 per year

Kleberson has warned Leicester City midfielder Youri Tielemans against signing for Manchester United, insisting it is a "big risk."

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JUST IN: Novak Djokovic comment made by Dubai chief as tennis event returns to full capacityLinkMurray returned to action this week at the ATP Rotterdam in the Netherlands, with his run coming to an end at the round of 32 stage against Canadian rising star Felix Auger-Aliassime on Thursday. While in Rotterdam the former world No.

Johnny Marr says that The Smiths “never fell out over politics,” but that they “probably would now.”Marr and songwriting partner Morrissey have had a number of high-profile beefs in the press since the band split up in the late 1980s, with Morrissey most recently asking Marr to stop mentioning him when giving interviews.In a new interview with The Guardian, Marr was posed questions by fans and celebrities about The Smiths, his solo work and beyond.In the interview, Marr was asked by Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham: “Did the Smiths ever fall out over football or politics?”Marr replied: “We never discussed football so that’s that. And we never fell out over politics, but we probably would now.”A subsequent question from a fan then said: “Morrissey’s recent political views have cast a shadow over the Smiths for me – reaching back into the past and tainting something that was very important to me. I’m so disappointed in him.

Scotland’s Energy Secretary has warned of a “real risk” people could die in the months ahead with the country facing its highest hike in fuel bills yet.

Households face paying hundreds more for their energy bills from April as prices continue to soar.

Martin Lewis has been praised by viewers for challenging Chancellor Rishi Sunak about support measures the UK Government has announced to help millions of households across the country cope with the “sickening” rise in energy prices coming in April.

Household energy bills are set to rocket this year with the energy price cap set to rise by 54% in April.

The government will help around 28 million households this year, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said, as energy bills skyrocket.

The £693 rise in energy bills this April will be a “hammer blow” for Scottish households, consumer campaigners and politicians have warned.

Finance expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning for households across the UK who could face additional energy bill hikes in October.

The energy price cap will rise by 54 per cent from April this year, Ofgem has announced.

New analysis from Citizens Advice Scotland has found that some 640,000 people across the country, around one in seven, are finding their energy bills unaffordable as a result of their low income and with gas and electricity bills set to increase in April, that figure is expected to rise.

Millions of households across Scotland and the rest of the UK are facing an even bigger increase in their fuel bills from April when Ofgem announces its new energy price cap on Thursday.

Every household in the UK is set to be given £200, according to reports.

If you've been softening your butter in the microwave - like pretty much the rest of us - it looks like you may have been doing it all wrong in the first place.

Coronation Street Samia Longchambon has revealed her 'missing' on-screen husband is back.

Deadline day has now been and gone, the January transfer window is now closed.