Ed Miliband

2 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Ed Miliband

OPINIONOfgem announces new price cap (Image: Getty)We all know that in recent years, energy bills have been too high for British families and businesses. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine caused bills to soar because our country is dependent on fossil fuel markets controlled by dictators. The impact has been spiralling energy costs for the British people. That is why it is welcome news that energy bills are expected to fall from this July.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Ed Miliband

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2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ed Miliband

Energy bills are too high. Families and businesses across Scotland have struggled to keep up with costs that have soared in recent years – squeezing household budgets and leaving millions worried about how they will get by. That is why I know the news that the energy price cap is falling in July will be welcomed by Daily Record readers, and families up and down the country. It will mean working people can keep more of their money in the coming months. But this is a long way from job done.

2 weeks ago | standard.co.uk | Ed Miliband

CommentEd Miliband1 minute agoGet our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories, opinion and expert analysisI would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. Energy bills are too high. Families and businesses have struggled to keep up with costs that have soared in recent years – squeezing household budgets and leaving millions worried about how they will get by.

1 month ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Ed Miliband

In an unstable and uncertain world, there can be no national or international security without energy security. In the years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine we’ve been reminded in the UK, and indeed across Europe and the world of a simple truth: That as long as energy can be weaponised against us, our countries and our citizens are vulnerable and exposed.