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Brits are turning to trackers to help monitor various areas of their lives - including weight, and energy use at home

Last month, Shell reported record profits of £32.2billion for 2022 which was double the previous year's total

Brits across the south east and east of England have been hit by a number of power cuts that have left tens of thousands of people without electricity this morning

The Money Saving Expert proved that we are all in fact just human, even Martin Lewis, as he spoke about the state of the UK energy market on his show last night

Martin Lewis told viewers that the Government has said that it has given out the £200 alternative energy support payment, however, some people may have received the cash yet

Even though it may not feel like it, spring is on its way and by the end of this month, the UK should be seeing temperatures a little warmer than we are experiencing now

E.ON Next is looking to expand its customer support operations with roles available now in towns and cities including Nottingham, Leicester and Bolton

The move to power the coal-fired stations comes as temperatures in the UK are predicted to fall as low as -15 degrees in some areas of Scotland, which beats the previous record of -10.4 degrees set in January

Ryoko Scott, 53, signed up for the National Grid's Demand Flexibility Service to help reduce the need to turn to coal power

The Stewarts are selling their family home to start a new 'back to basics' life in a self-sufficient eco-home away from the stresses of corporate jobs

The Energy Price Guarantee is currently set at £2,500 a year for the typical household and is set to increase to £3,000 from April, but this looks now set to be delayed

As temperatures fall next week, Toolstation warns that insufficiently insulated condensate pipes are likely to freeze up and cause boilers to stop working - which could cost you

Martin Lewis' comments come after the BBC reported yesterday that some energy firms are preparing to amend bills with the expectation the Government will keep support at or near current levels

The Tories continue to run the country making decisions at the 11th hour, says Paul Routledge, but the chancellor must act urgently ahead of the Budget to avoid a cliff-edge calamity

With the Government's current plan of upping its Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) to £3,000 from £2,500 next month, customers will need to be told about the changes as soon as possible

Farmer Steve Cornwell attempted to tip off leading supermarkets Aldi, Asda and the Cooperative about the impending vegetable shortages, and knew early on we had a "big problem"

The £600 energy bill support payment for Northern Irish residents includes the £400 payment which is part of the UK-wide support scheme and an additional £200 in recognition of the country's dependence on home heating oil

The current energy and cost of living crisis have taught us that washing machines can be very expensive to run and with energy bills set to go up again in April, it is going to get more costly

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) is similar to Ofgem's Price Cap as it sets the legal benchmark of what an energy company can charge you for your usage

Households are currently covered by the Government Energy Price Guarantee, which is set to increase from £2,500 a year to £3,000 from April - meaning bills are going up by 20%

From April the government will increase the maximum for dual fuel from £2,500 to £3,000 per year as experts anticipate Ofgem announcing a price cap equivalent to £3,294 per year

More than four in ten Brits live below the 'green line', with one in five left with less than £100 a month in disposable income

With Ofgem's price cap set to be announced on Monday, consumer rights expert Martyn James explains what you should do if you see energy bills start to drop

The Government’s Energy Price Cap is currently £2,500 a year for an average household - but this will rise to £3,000 in April

Unpaid carers struggle to dedicate quality time to those they look after - with 83% blaming unavoidable rising costs, like energy bills