Major energy firm gives away electric
blankets for FREE as boss says some customers
can pay new higher bills but choose not to
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A major energy supplier is giving away electric blankets to customers in a bid to help with soaring heating bills as the cost of living crisis continues to hit homes across the UK. Octopus Energy has sent out the heated blankets to thousands of its customers as it says it will will those who are struggling with rising gas and energy costs. Many households' energy bills are skyrocketing due to an increase in the price cap to almost £2,000 which went up at the start of April. The uplift in the price cap equates to an estimated £700 increase on the average annual energy bill in Britain.
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What Christopher Rufo did to expose Critical Race Theory, Libs of TikTok is
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