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A free recipe book has been created to help households slash their cooking times and energy bills without the need to splash out on complicated air fryers

Single mum Kendra Roxberry couldn't believe her eyes when her boyfriend tried to 'guilt trip' her into paying his £297 electricity bill because he spend all his money on their date

British Gas previously said its PeakSave Sundays would end today (February 29) but it has now issued an update, and said it will now run every Sunday, between 11am to 4pm, until March 31

The Warm Home Discount scheme gives households claiming certain benefits the £150 discount on their electricity bills and the deadline to make a claim is 6pm today

A 67-year-old pensioner told The Mirror how he was “scared” about the future and had been forced to take a job as a taxi driver after he was surviving on just £6 a month

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged families would save hundreds of pounds on their energy bills under Labour's plan to insulate five million homes across the country

The study models the upfront and running costs of a wind power and heat pump system to 2,000 homes paired with a 2 megawatt community onshore wind turbine, with remaining power demand met by the grid

Emma Jones from London has been getting through winter using hot water bottles and an electric blanket to avoid extortionate heating bills but ended up with a nasty burn across her stomach

Grahame Case decided to test out the Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) - which pays you to switch your energy consumption - after hearing about it from his supplier Octopus

Tom Blakemore, the owner of G.H. Porter Provisions in Newark, said it was 'with great sadness' that the business could not continue - because it had 'run out of money' after 130 years of trading

Ofgem has slowly allowed more and more energy suppliers to restart the banned practice over the first few weeks of this year as they have met its "strict criteria" to restart involuntary installations

Last week, the energy regulator announced that its price cap will drop by 12.3% from this April which means energy bills should fall for millions - however standing charges are set to rise

A toxic combination of spiralling inflation, unemployment, weak GDP growth, tax cuts and rising housing costs is proving a real headache for many. But which money worry bothers you the most?

Saturday Night Takeaway was back tonight with hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly returning for one final series of the much-loved ITV show

After struggling publicans warned the much-loved British boozer is at a heightened risk of disappearing - as the cost of living crisis deepens - we asked if customers had reluctantly turned their back on the traditional local

The Ofgem energy price cap is forecast to fall but bills are set to include a "temporary" charge to help tackle record levels of debt with many people behind on payments

The price cap will drop by 12.3% from this April, meaning the typical dual fuel household paying by direct debit can expect their annual bill to drop from £1,928 a year to £1,690

The Ofgem price cap limits what you pay for each unit of gas and electricity you use, as well as putting a cap on standing charges, which are fixed daily amount you have to pay for energy

The Ofgem price cap does not set an actual limit on what you could pay for energy - instead, it puts a cap on the unit price of gas and electricity, as well as standing charges

Lawrence Cannon, 67, only noticed the erroneous payments made to British Gas in November last year and contacted The Mirror after struggling to get a refund from the UK's biggest energy firm

The typical energy bills are predicted to drop from £1,928 per year to £1,656 from April 1 for UK households including British Gas, OVO, EDF, E.On and Octopus customers

Lower energy bills will be good news for families that have faced increasing gas and electricity costs in recent years

As more freezing temperatures are expected to hit parts of the UK in the coming days, an expert has explained how to stop cold draughts from sneaking into the house. Plus, it costs less than £9

Fans of Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert have previously praised wearable hooded blankets for saving them money on their energy bills

The provider will give all shoppers a chunk of money to put towards their monthly bill when they buy this exact broadband plan