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Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite
Government must take action, union warns: ‘We can’t go on with billionaires getting ever richer whilst working people suffer’

CASH-STRAPPED Britons will be squeezed for an extra £66 every month from April as a barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite.

Millions of hard-up households, already paying what MPs said were “world-beatingly” high bills, will be forced to shell out even more for essentials from Tuesday. 

GMB union urged ministers to take bold steps to help working people facing across-the-board price rises for energy, water, council tax, internet, road tax and the TV licence.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero said: “Our mission for clean power is the only way to protect UK billpayers from future price shocks.

“We will bring down bills for good by moving towards a clean, homegrown power system that we control.”

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