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Marcella Hadbury

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TV Broadcast Producer for @TalkTV (Bulletins) | Aspiring Writer and Exhausted Journalist ✌🏻 Marcella.Hadbury@news.co.uk
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Citizens Advice saw the highest ever number of people unable to top up their prepayment meter

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By Marcella Hadbury
| The News Amed
The full scale of how much energy bills will rise is to be revealed by Ofgem tomorrow – and it is expected its price cap will rise 80 per cent to £3,576. Millions of households are fearing rising energy debts, with half expected to fall into fuel poverty this winter if steps aren’t taken to curb rising energy costs.
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Netflix to launch a cheaper ad-based subscription plan by end of 2022 - This is Money

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By Aabha Sharma, Marcella Hadbury
| Inferse
Ads By Emilia Shovelin For This Is Money Published: 04:39 EDT, 5 July 2022 | Updated: 05:08 EDT, 5 July 2022 63 View comments Netflix have confirmed it will launch a cheaper streaming subscription service to British households – providing users are willing to watch adverts. There has been widespread speculation the streaming giant will be the next platform to introduce adverts in the coming year, following a similar announcement by Disney+ in March.
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Is it time to scrap standing charges? A third are expected to be in 'fuel poverty' by Christmas, as heightened bills push households over the limit

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By Marcella Hadbury
| MSN UK Verified
An energy campaign group is calling for standing charges on electricity and gas bills to be scrapped, as many customers struggle with rising prices. Ofgem's price cap, which applies to those on default tariffs paying by direct debit, rose more than 50 per cent in April meaning the typical household could pay as much as £1,900.
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