the reality for sophie and millions like her is the cost of energy will remain one of the biggest household headaches this winter, no matter the level of the price cap. peter ruddick, bbc news. ben s here with more details. i suppose ultimately it is a forward question which is the heart of this, will we pay less? it s kind of what everybody wants to know this morning. everybody wants to know this mornin: . ., everybody wants to know this mornini. ., , everybody wants to know this mornini. . , . . ., morning. that is the crucial question morning. that is the crucial question and morning. that is the crucial question and unfortunately| morning. that is the crucial. question and unfortunately it morning. that is the crucial- question and unfortunately it is slightly complicated to answer. let s just say, it s good news that this price cap is coming down. to reiterate the figure, 0fgem, the rate it set the price cap, they estimate the average household using a typical amount of energy
i m looking at thermal socks for him and things like that. last winter, there was one day he. i couldn t afford to put the heating on. i said, why don t you take your coat off? and he said, no, i m cold. he went the entire day with his thick winter coat on just to keep warm. the reality for sophie and millions like her is the cost of energy will remain one of the biggest household headaches this winter, no matter the level of the price cap. peter ruddick, bbc news. we ll be discussing this throughout the programme with energy minister andrew bowie at 7.10 and also with 0fgem chief executive jonathan brearley at 7.30. we will go through some of the members and how it will affect you directly all through this morning. we will get you some of the