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British Gas reports record £969m profit after price cap increase
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's not astonishing, it's calculated. Listen to the media when doctors ask for a pay rise. They're told they're being greedy and that it's "not reasonable" to ask for £20 an hour.
Meanwhile the billionaires think that it IS reasonable to put up energy bills 200%+ and increase food prices beyond anything seen in previous generations.
I do agree, but this is why we have a regulator. They approved loads of new energy companies that would have failed stress tests, which we're paying for when they all went under and they should be setting a reasonable price cap.