Ministers urged to curb energy costs as Great British homes face 13% bill surge

Energy bills in Great Britain will jump by thirteen percent from July first, pushing the annual equivalent to one thousand eight hundred sixty-two pounds for an average household. It's the steepest summer rise in four years, according to The Guardian, and comes as consumer energy debt hits fresh record highs. Ministers are facing pressure to intervene.

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