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measures to help lessen the impact of households when it comes. david, last thoughts- of households when it comes. david, last thoughts. this of households when it comes. david, last thoughts. this is of households when it comes. david, last thoughts. this is a of households when it comes. david, last thoughts. this is a plan - of households when it comes. david, last thoughts. this is a plan for- last thoughts. this is a plan for six months. presumably, this pressure in terms of the prices that suppliers are having to pay from the energy. on the energy markets is not going to go away in six months? no, this might be a crisis, it might be a shock but it is unlikely to be a short lived one either. the idea that we can get through this winter and problem solved is not the case, sadly. at least that is not what the industry expects and frankly what the pricing in the market expects right now. you can look at contracts for gas six months or one year down the line that they are incr

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labour isn t in power and can t put this plan into place at the detail of what keir starmer had two conservatives who want to be the next prime minister are promising really matters is because the cost of living is likely to be the defining issue of the next election. meanwhile debbie and karen are waiting to see if any political promises turn into reality to make things a bit brighter. alex forsyth, bbc news, exeter. well, we can speak now to david sheppard, who is the energy editor at the financial times. hejoins us from north london. thanks for talking to us this evening. what you make of detail of the plan that sir keir unveiled this morning. the plan that sir keir unveiled this morninu. , ., ., ., ~ the plan that sir keir unveiled this morninu. , ., ., ., ,, ., the plan that sir keir unveiled this mornin.. , ., ., ., ~ ., .,y , ., morning. they are looking at ways of fundin: morning. they are looking at ways of funding this morning. they are looking at ways of funding this is

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