We spoke to the Energy Minister Martin McCluskey and put to him that even though the war in Iran is not Britain's fault, if you promise to cut bills and then they go up, there will be public frustration.
We spoke to the Energy Minister Martin McCluskey and put to him that even though the war in Iran is not Britain’s fault, if you promise to cut bills and then they go up, there will be public frustration.
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