Boris Johnson 'reconsidering' VAT cut on energy bills for every household

  An announcement on a support plan is poised to come next week, ahead of Ofgem’s announcement on how much the energy price cap will rise in April. The rate is due to be confirmed on February 7 .. Full story on mirror.co.uk 

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