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Mr Hunt has insisted the price guarantee has to be wound down or the UK Government would effectively be spending the same as the entire NHS budget on energy bills.
On Sunday, Mr Hunt confirmed he would be explaining how the Government plans to end the universal scheme and what will replace it in Thursday’s Autumn Statement, while insisting “it’s very important that we do supportHe said it was “the right thing to do” for Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng to bring in a new price guarantee, but stressed help must be offered on a “sustainable basis”.
More than one in ten of these self-employed workers also reported wanting state financial support during the pandemic but being unable to access it, the Survation survey for Bright Blue showed.following so soon after the worst of Covid means the Government must provide a stronger safety net for self employed workers.
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