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Millions of people are already struggling with energy bills, with the median debt owed to suppliers reaching £750. A poll for the End Fuel Poverty Coalition found this ahead of a 13 per cent price cap jump from July. Many have skipped meals or missed rent, and some owe money to people who make them feel scared.
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