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Energy bills in Great Britain to rise by 5% from January as cap hits £1,928
(www.theguardian.com)
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From Ofgem
Why don't we use the actual unit prices? They are way more useful than "average household".
This.
I don't mind if they use the average household number in the title or header, that's understandable. But such an article should have the actual values somewhere.