firms going to energy market with lots of smaller firms going to the energy market with lots of smaller firms going to the wall. energy market with lots of smaller firms going to the wall. that - firms going to the wall. that potentially leads us back to everywhere a few years ago with just a big six dominating the market. at the big political concern is over cost of living. it s notjust gas prices and electricity prices going up, but there is the universal credit uplift that was brought in at the start of the pandemic that is about to go. there are national insurance rises on the way because of the need to put extra money into the nhs and the long term plan for social care. it was announced by the government a couple of weeks ago. so labour is putting this altogether later, and really suggesting that it will be a very, very difficult winterfor many people, will be a very, very difficult winter for many people, particularly those on lower incomes. labour. we have a feisty s
-as down 1000 cred, rent up 150 quit, gas does down 1000 cred, rent up 150 quit, gas does up 150 quid, taxes up and food prices gas does up 150 quid, taxes up and food prices are soaring. working people food prices are soaring. working people will have to choose whether to feed people will have to choose whether to feed their kids are heat their homes to feed their kids are heat their homes. that choice for the deputy prime homes. that choice for the deputy prime minister is will he make their lives easier prime minister is will he make their lives easier or harder? so what will he choose, lives easier or harder? so what will he choose, mr speaker? will the governments cancel the universal credit governments cancel the universal credit cut? ., , governments cancel the universal credit cut? . , ., ., ., credit cut? the answer to that from dominic raab credit cut? the answer to that from dominic raab was, credit cut? the answer to that from dominic raab was, no, cr