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Energy price cap will cover two-thirds of British households in push to fix 'broken market'
Price cap will be formally unveiled by ministers on 12 October 2017 and will last until at least 2020.
Ofgem extends energy price cap to 1 million more vulnerable households
Energy regulator unveils plans to expand its pre-payment price cap this winter, saving low-income households £120 per year.
Bombardier workers urge Theresa May to take stand against Donald Trump and save jobs
Bombardier employs 4,000 people in Northern Ireland but was hit by an 80% import tax from the US government.
'I will not spend billions to prepare for hard Brexit' says UK chancellor Philip Hammond
UK chancellor Philip Hammond said he would not spend billions to prepare Britain in the event of a hard Brexit saying he had a duty to be "realistic".
Pound spikes against dollar as positive economic data counters Brexit impasse
Industrial production figures and improved retail sales help the sterling reverse recent losses.
Why you should be optimistic about Brexit
I'm not expecting Brussels to do Britain any favours; I'm simply expecting it to act in its own interest.
Shock race survey shows just one in seven Gypsy children can read and write
The government's new survey into racial inequality in Britain has highlighted stark differences in how quality of life changes depending on ethnicity.
PM urged to sack 'miserable' Philip Hammond instead of Boris Johnson 'who will refuse to go'
Theresa May has been urged to sack the chancellor Philip Hammond and leave in place the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson.
Theresa May 'prepared to demote' Boris Johnson after conference speech disaster
The foreign secretary asserted his loyalty to May in his Sunday Telegraph column, urging Tory MPs and voters to get behind the PM.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May's political woes hammer the pound
Sterling loses ground as fallout from Conservative party upheaval hits market sentiment.
Pictures of the week 30 September to 6 October 2017: Seven days of the world's best photojournalism
The week's best photojournalism, from Las Vegas mass shooting and Catalonia independence referendum to Theresa May's Conservative Party Conference speech and a jaguar catching an anaconda.
Bookies slash odds on early exit for Theresa May - with Boris Johnson favourite to replace her
Theresa May has had an awful few months, capped off by the events during her keynote conference speech.
Theresa May ought to know that messy politics often results in bad economics
The Prime Minister started by eulogising free markets in her Tory Party Conference speech and ended up talking price controls in a paradoxically daft narrative.
'May should stay' says home secretary Amber Rudd as the knives sharpen for the PM
The Home Secretary Amber Rudd has backed Theresa May to stay as prime minister as the fallout continues from her disastrous conference speech.
'Such a sad event': Calvin Harris kicks Theresa May when she's down over Tory party conference song choice
PM used Scottish DJ's collaboration with Rihanna This Is What You Came For as her entrance tune at her disastrous keynote speech.
Theresa May's 'Miliband-light' energy price cap plan won't work, says Centrica CEO
Iain Conn, boss of the British Gas' owner, says move could have opposite effect and result in higher prices across the board.
'She must be gone by Christmas' say dozens of Tory MPs wanting to get rid of Theresa May
Theresa May could be ousted as PM by Christmas as she is left 'distraught' following conference speech.
Theresa May could have delivered a speech to save Britain from Brexit. Instead, she choked
The most chaotic, bumbling, amateur hour conference speech in history could have at least had a good message behind it, rather than just self-preservation.
Theresa May shows support for communist icon Frida Kahlo during Tory party speech
Prime Minister spotted wearing bracelet of Mexican artists and communist while delivering calamitous speech a Conservative Party conference.
Theresa May's speech was awful – and not just because of the bizarre disasters
The prime minister's speech at the Conservative party conference will make headlines for its appalling performance, but the policies in there were bad too.
Theresa May tweets witty response to conference speech debacle
Twitter users applaud Theresa May following an excellent response to her unfortunate conference speech coughing fit.
Prankster Simon Brodkin arrested for handing Theresa May her P45 during disastrous speech
Comedian known for his Lee Nelson character handed the PM a notice of termination of employment during a chaotic speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.
The only good thing about Theresa May's speech is Twitter's hilarious reaction to it
Many felt sorry for the Prime Minister's plight during her stuttering speech, but others are calling for her to resign.
5 moments from Theresa May's speech that made it a humiliating disaster
The Tory leader's speech was meant to get things back on track after a difficult few months following the election - but it only made things worse.
Letters fall off slogan behind Theresa May during most calamitous conference speech in memory
Theresa May suffered several embarrassments during a speech beset with problems as she struggled to retain composure in front of the Conservative Party.
Who is Simon Brodkin? Lee Nelson prankster who handed Theresa May P45 during conference speech
The PM paused as the form was handed to her by comedian Simon Brodkin. He was then led out of the hall in Manchester.
'I am sorry': Theresa May apologises for election mess in Conservative conference speech
The prime minister gave her keynote speech following several months of turmoil for the Conservative party, including election disappointment and Brexit infighting.
Forced clapping makes Tory conference like a Kim Jong-un rally says MP Jacob Rees-Mogg
North East Somerset MP Jacob Rees Mogg describes the Tory conference rallies as like those held in North Korea.
Outrage after Boris Johnson says Libyan city may be new Dubai when they 'clear the dead bodies away'
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Sirte had a bright future once they 'clear away the dead bodies away' at a fringe event at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.
Theresa May 'needs to sack Boris' over foreign secretary's Brexit intervention say ministers
Johnson's 'manoeuvres' dominate first day of Tory party conference.