92 m. ago Autumn Budget could 'signal energy bill relief' for UK businesses owners

As many as 4 million UK business owners are grappling with soaring energy bills, with experts predicting the Autumn Budget could bring VAT cuts and levy changes to ease the burden

Economics

4 h. ago Britain is 'most expensive place in world' to develop nuclear energy as experts demand Labour cut red tape in 'radical reset'

Independent investigators said overly complex regulation had led to a 'relative decline' in the country's leadership position and higher energy costs for consumers.

Events

11 h. ago Energy bills can drop £200 with just one £20 item plumbers love

Energy bills are set to rise even further but experts reveal simple ways to keep costs down.

Economics

28 h. ago DIY expert's simple hacks to help cut energy bills including tin foil trick

From using tin foil to prevent heat loss in your home to adjusting your boiler settings, here are some simple tips that could help you save money on your energy bills this winter

Science

55 h. ago UK homeowners urged to follow temperature 'change' advice to save money on bills

Experts say switching can save up to 62 per cent of energy and should not generally affect stain removal

Economics

56 h. ago Best washing machine setting cuts bills and saves 'half the amount of energy'

Consumer experts say you could cut your household energy bills with some simple adjustments - although sometimes it may not be suitable

Science

2 d. ago Worst appliances costing you £383 extra as Martin Lewis warns of 'demon' device

Energy experts reveal the most power-hungry household appliances costing up to £383 extra per year

Events

4 d. ago Energy expert says Brits may lose heating this winter if they don't do one thing

Energy suppliers have replaced over a quarter of a million RTS meters across the country but there are still 172,000 left across Great Britain to replace so there's still a long way to go

Science

5 d. ago Expert's top tips to save hundreds on energy bill as Brits baffled by utility tariffs

Half of Brits did not know what tariff they were on and nearly of fifth of us are unaware that solar panels could help reduce our energy bills

Economics

6 d. ago Energy expert's 1 simple step to save £315 on bills but you need to act fast

Many people are feeling the pinch when it comes to the rising cost of energy bills but an expert has shared how much money could be saved by taking one easy step - but you must be fast

Economics

6 d. ago Expert's top tips to save hundreds on your energy bill as Brits baffled by utility tariffs

An expert has shared their top tips for saving money on energy bills as new research showed almost half of all people in Britain did not understand what tariff they were on

Economics

6 d. ago Replace Martin Lewis 'demon' energy hog appliance with 8p alternative says BBC expert

Which? consumer expert Lisa Webb appeared on BBC Morning Live to discuss the drying clothes in cold weather

Science

6 d. ago BBC expert says use 8p alternative to 'demon' energy hog appliance

Personal finance expert Martin Lewis has told UK households to 'switch off' worst power hungry appliance

Science

7 d. ago China basks in the spotlight at Cop30 as Trump forces the US to stay away

The world’s largest polluter is being celebrated by attendees in Brazil for leadership on renewable energy, Nick Ferris writes. However, experts warn that Chinese energy investment is no substitute for the grant-based climate aid that the US used to provide pre-Trump

Politics

7 d. ago Our experts reveal eight simple and cheap ways to cut your energy bills by £908 this winter

THE winter months are tough, and with the energy cap increase, bills can be a real source of anxiety. But today, as part of our Beat Your Bills special, we have assembled a top team of experts to help you cope as temperatures drop. Our brilliant Bills Squad includes Phil Steele, future technologies evangelist at...

Economics

9 d. ago Martin Lewis says 'demon appliance' is the worst in the house for soaring bills

Money saving expert founds said it should be avoided at all costs as energy bills continue to soar

Politics

9 d. ago Martin Lewis says turn off 'demon appliance' responsible for soaring bills

Personal finance expert warned Brits about the the biggest energy guzzler in the home which should be avoided at all costs

Politics

9 d. ago Martin Lewis says turn off 'demon appliance' worst in the house for soaring bills

The personal finance expert has shared his top tips for saving money on energy bills

Politics

1 week ago Total recoil: David Shrigley is literally putting some old rope on display – and it can be yours for £1m!

Stephen Friedman Gallery, LondonIs the pranksy artist’s latest show a worrying comment about Britain’s discarded rope problem – or a joke at the expense of the buy-anything art world?How long is a piece of string? David Shrigley can’t answer that, but he can tell you how much it weighs: 10 tonnes, apparently. His latest installation is literally an exhibition of 10 tonnes of old rope, accumulated by him over months, and left in towering mounds in this swanky gallery in London’s Mayfair. Most of it is marine rope, destined for landfill. It’s hard to recycle this stuff, it seems, and there’s an endless supply of it dumped around the world. So Shrigley scooped up as much of it as he could find, piled it up and put a massive price tag on it.The work can be yours for £1m. And that’s the point of the show: this is literally money for old rope. It’s not that deep – it’s just an idea taken to its logical conclusion, an idiom taken too far, a pun taken too literally. Continue reading...

Economics

1 week ago Yours for £1m! David Shrigley puts 10 tons of old rope on display in a gallery

Stephen Friedman Gallery, LondonIs the pranksy artist’s latest show a worrying comment about Britain’s discarded rope problem – or a joke at the expense of the buy-anything art world?How long is a piece of string? David Shrigley can’t answer that, but he can tell you how much it weighs: 10 tons, apparently. His latest installation is literally an exhibition of 10 tons of old rope, accumulated by him over months, and left in towering mounds in this swanky gallery in London’s Mayfair. Most of it is marine rope, destined for landfill. It’s hard to recycle this stuff, it seems, and there’s an endless supply of it dumped around the world. So Shrigley scooped up as much of it as he could find, piled it up and put a massive price tag on it.The work can be yours for £1m. And that’s the point of the show: this is literally money for old rope. It’s not that deep – it’s just an idea taken to its logical conclusion, an idiom taken too far, a pun taken too literally. Continue reading...

Economics