Rachel Reeves Slams Liz Truss For Helping Richest Families Pay Their Energy Bills
Liz Truss unveiled a Rachel Reeves has hit out at Liz Truss as she ruled out giving the richest families in the country taxpayer funded help if their energy bills soar because of the Iran war. The chancellor all but confirmed that only low income households will get government support if the conflict pushes up gas and electricity charges. In one of the first acts in her 49 day stint as prime minister, Truss capped everyone in the country s energy bills at £2 500 a year after Russia s 2022
Liz Truss unveiled a Rachel Reeves has hit out at Liz Truss as she ruled out giving the richest families in the country taxpayer funded help if their energy bills soar because of the Iran war. The chancellor all but confirmed that only low income households will get government support if the conflict pushes up gas and electricity charges. In one of the first acts in her 49 day stint as prime minister, Truss capped everyone in the country s energy bills at £2 500 a year after Russia s 2022
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