your time is money, ed miliband. and act. thank you very much for- your time is money, ed miliband. we will have more discussions through the morning. lots more information for you about the effects of the energy price rises will be. and also looking in detail at what if anything you can do to insulate your home, try and get those bills down. we will be talking to the chief executive of eon and greg hands this morning this morning as well. a the energy minister as well this morning. we should be gratefulfor the calmer conditions we have got here, matt? yes, we have got much calmer conditions here. a colderfeel on the way, and some wintry showers. colder air is pushing towards the south and east, temperatures eight or 9 degrees at the moment. the dividing line between that and the
significant one is munira mirza and her resignation, his key aide, his key head of policy. really, what she was saying was that the prime minister has used a terrible slur against keir starmer, using appalling cases around child abuse to try and slur a political opponent. and when even his closest commode of his closest aides for more than a decade is saying when even his closest, one of his closest aides is saying she cannot put up with it any more, it shows you something. this prime minister seems to have no shame and no scruples, he only backed off when he is cornered not because he had got a conscious. frankly i think he is a stain on our politics. we want him to resign but he doesn t have the scruples which means he would resign despite all his transgressions. it s now up to the conservative party to hear what people like munira mirza are saying and act. . ., people like munira mirza are saying and act. ., ,, ,., people like munira mirza are saying and act. . ~ ,. , . people l
crisis is to act. and he has failed that test. ., , ., , , ., , that test. people are wising up fast to various elements that test. people are wising up fast to various elements of that test. people are wising up fast to various elements of their - that test. people are wising up fast to various elements of their bills. l to various elements of their bills. one of those is the green levy. some of the estimates put the figure of what the green levy adds up on a bill is up to £190 to the cost of electricity bills. this is according to the trade body energy uk. that would be 25% of an average bill. why not get rid of the green levy? we cannot not get rid of the green levy? - cannotjust get rid of them, because if we get rid of them, we will be ending schemes like insulation schemes which are part of those levies, and we would be breaking contracts to suppliers with the renewable energy that is powering our country. so we can t get rid of them. to those who say, the problem up them. to