67 h. ago Harry Kane saves listless England’s blushes as Andorra frustrate Tuchel

Thomas Tuchel had demanded a convincing win and a performance without doubts. The England manager wanted to suffocate Andorra in this World Cup qualifier; to see his team attack cohesively, to unpick the low block of the nation that sits 173rd in the world rankings. So much for the wishlist.This was the end-of-season game that Tuchel had tried to talk up, mainly because he has so few matches to drill his players before the finals next summer. He was keen to see some energy. And yet his words failed to stir very much. Yes, England won, as they always do against Andorra. Yes, they did so without conceding, as they always do against Andorra. And yes, it is now three wins out of three for Tuchel, with no goals against. But it was not possible to get excited. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago The exact time you should wash your clothes to lower energy bills

Many energy suppliers operate time-of-use (TOU) pricing

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5 d. ago Cheapest hours to wash clothes in summer to lower your energy bills

Simply adjusting the time of day you use your washing machine could help shave pounds off your electricity bills

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1 week ago A coal plant was set to close in Michigan to transition to cleaner energy. Trump just ordered it to stay open

Decision was made after the Department of Energy warned of a heightened risk of blackouts during the summer

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2 w. ago How to make your home greener this summer: Top tips for an energy

Save money when the colder months arrive by getting ahead of the game and making these changes now, to create a more energy-efficient home. Find out how.

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2 w. ago How much will YOUR energy bill drop this summer? Interactive calculator reveals how gas and electricity bills will fall from July

Ofgem confirmed today that energy bills will drop by 7 per cent from July - impacting the bills of 35million households on a variable rate for their gas and electricity.

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2 w. ago Household energy bills to fall by £129 this summer as Ofgem confirms new price cap

The drop of 7 per cent will see annual energy bills go down from £1,849 to £1,720 on July 1.

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3 w. ago Energy bills in Great Britain could fall this summer but ‘crisis not over’

Ofgem price cap on gas and electricity likely to drop by £129 to £1,720 a year, says consultancy Cornwall InsightBusiness live – latest updatesHousehold energy bills could drop this summer but experts have warned that “the crisis is not over” for households and manufacturers struggling to afford gas and electricity costs.The industry regulator’s quarterly price cap is expected to fall in July by an average of £129, or 7%, according to forecasts from Cornwall Insight, a leading energy consultancy. It has predicted that the cap will fall to £1,720 a year for a typical dual-fuel household this summer, from £1,849 under the current limits. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Washing machines should never be on during specific hours or face higher bills

Your energy bills can soar during summer if you make this one common laundry mistake - but it's easy to avoid. An expert at Save On Energy has shared a simple trick to save money

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3 w. ago Energy bills set to change this summer in major boost for millions of UK households

It's another knock-on effect of Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policy

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3 w. ago Energy bills 'set to fall' this summer in major boost for millions of homes

The latest forecast from analysts at Cornwall Insight say energy bills could fall by around 7% to £1,720 a year for the typical household from July

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3 w. ago How to save £20 a month on energy bills by flicking a boiler switch

The 'summer mode' setting is fitted as standard on modern boilers that provide the hot water and power the central heating to the home.

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3 w. ago Save £20 a month on your energy bills by flicking on your boiler's 'summer' mode switch

The 'summer mode' setting is fitted as standard on modern boilers that provide the hot water and power the central heating to the home.

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