what would make a difference to the cost of living crisis to you? do get in touch. the prime minister under pressure more mps call for his resignation after the fallout from the publication of a report into lockdown parties at downing street. tributes are paid to the 19 children and two teachers killed in the texas school shooting, as parents criticise the police for not taking faster action against the gunman. and it emerges that the husband of one of the teachers killed by the attacker in texas died of a heart attack shortly after dropping off flowers at her memorial. economists are warning that the treasury is likely to face further calls to help people pay their energy bills into next year despite the chancellor unveiling a £15 billion support package. industry analysts are predicting that the price cap for england, scotland and wales will remain around £2,800 when it is re calculated in april 2023. we will hear from the chancellor in a moment, who said the treasury
for the average increase in energy bills. so there is a large amount of support here for many of the poorest families. clearly, some households who are struggling but are not on benefits might be aggrieved that they are not getting more. there may be some who have fallen through the cracks, but it will make a big difference. 50 cracks, but it will make a big difference. cracks, but it will make a big difference. ., , ., difference. so that is from the oint of difference. so that is from the point of view difference. so that is from the point of view of difference. so that is from the point of view of the difference. so that is from the l point of view of the consumers. difference. so that is from the - point of view of the consumers. what about fiscally? this is paid for not just by the windfall tax or the energy profits levy, as the government prefer to call it, but by borrowing. what does that mean for the economy and how inflationary is it? ~ the economy and how inflationary