Martin Lewis issues urgent energy switch warning

It almost became Pep Guardiola's party trick towards the end of last season; no matter how out of form Gabriel Jesus was, he would always start both games against Liverpool.

When mum-of-three Lara Besbrode arrived in the UK in 2014, she had no home, no money and no plan.

With the price of just about everything on the rise, the cost of family meals has been shooting up.

HM Treasury has published details of 51 unclaimed estates belonging to people who were either born or died in Greater Manchester.

Jose Mourinho is reportedly interested in bringing Manchester United defender Eric Bailly to AS Roma.

A supermarket accused of 'taking the mick' out of customers with price rises has hiked the cost of basics once again. We reported last week how shoppers said that Morrisons is 'laughing at customers' with regular increases.

A notorious flat-roofed pub built next to a doomed estate was once home to a host of memorable characters and a famous wrestling landlord.

While Cumbria's Lake District is renowned for its acres of glorious scenery that draws tourists by their millions, Cheshire's own "mini Lake District" is sparking renewed interest. A number of attractions and luxurious lodge accommodations are springing up around Cheshire 's scenic lakes as more and more visitors head to the county to explore its natural beauty.

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to reassure Marti Lewis' wife Lara Lewington about the welfare of a piglet he was holding on yesterday's Uncensored show.The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, was holding the farmyard creature as he compared Boris Johnson to a "very greasy piglet" while calling for him to resign.It comes as the Executive Director of News UK Erron Gordon posted a clip of Piers holding a piglet while hosting yesterday's show.He posted a row of laughing faces while tagging Piers and his Uncensored programme.Martin Lewis' wife Lara Lewington was quick to comment on the clip of the animal, which showed it barely moving.She wrote: "Is the pig alive, it didn't move?! At all."However, Piers was quick to reassure her that the animal was perfectly fine and just well-behaved.He wrote back: "Very much alive… but surprisingly docile in my comforting arms."Erron replied: "Piers has the magic touch."Yesterday, Piers addressed the goings-on in government on his TalkTV show Uncensored while holding a piglet in his arms.Describing Johnson as "a piglet running out of grease," he passionately called for him to resign.The 57-year-old broadcaster opened the show in a different style to usual ith the animal in his arms."Good evening, on Piers Morgan: Uncensored tonight, Boris Johnson must go," he said."The greased piglet of politics has slipped and squirmed through almost three disastrous years of disorder and deceit."As the pig appeared relatively at ease, the journalist continued: "Thirty eight resignations in two days have butchered his government ad tonight, surely, nothing can now save his bacon."The small animal casually rested in Piers' arms as he blinked at the camera before the titles rolled.Later, the pig

money they'll get on their next pay day, thanks to a new tool. From yesterday (July 6), the government's new £6bn tax cut came into effect where 30million workers will save up to £330 per year.The HM Treasury said the level at which people start paying National Insurance just jumped from £9,500 to £12,570.READ MORE: Martin Lewis explains who's entitled to huge £3,300 boost with just one phone callAround 2.2m people are going to be freed from paying the contributions entirely with millions able to pay less.How much extra you'll see in your bank account will depend on what you earn each month and other circumstances.HM Treasury went on to provide a few examples, including bricklayers who'll save £218 annually.Luckily Martin Lewis has a handy tool on his MoneySavingExpert website which helps you calculate your earnings.All you have to do is head online and select 2022/23 from the Tax Year selector.Next up, fill in your pre-tax income and any deductibles, and the tool generates an estimate of your monthly take-home pay.It also shows how much tax you'll be shelling out over the year.

With the summer well and truly here, many Brits may be planning to head off for a much needed holiday. But with the cost of living on the rise, it’s also a time when people up and down the country are looking for ways to reduce their spending where possible. Fortunately, money expert Martin Lewis has revealed how holidaymakers can save £200 on their holiday - even after it’s been booked.

While those who lived in Scotland and said it shouldn’t be independent made up 10%.It was a near tie for those living in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, with both yes and no votes at 34%.Some Twitter users were outraged by the idea that the Money Saving Expert would ask people “not living in Scotland” for their opinion on the matter.@Markconner64 wrote: “Why would you ask people not staying in Scotland their opinion? Butt out b****nd.”Martin responded saying it obviously wasn’t an “official referendum”.He wrote: “Cos its just my daily twitter poll, not an official referendum. If it helps put ur mind at rest, don't worry it's not binding. (sic)“Ps I've also asked UK folk questions like who they'd as US president & whether pineapple should be allowed on pizza.They weren't binding either (sadly).”It comes as Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is trying to set another date for Scots to vote for the chance for their country's independence and is currently asking the UK's top court whether the country has the ability to hold a referendum without their permission.Following his reply, Twitter users rushed to Martin’s defence.@Wastefighter pointed out some hypocrisy in the social media user’s profile.He said: “You literally have a Ukraine flag in your profile, so you clearly have an opinion on a Country you don't live in.”They added: “It is possible to have polite discussion, you might find it actually strengthens the independent vote.”@Clairerhiannon wrote: “Martin you have no idea how bitter the whole independence question is in Scotland.

scam involves criminals pretending to be celebrities such as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Holly Willoughby, and even Lewis himself. As reported by The Telegraph, the scammers use fake endorsements from celebrities such as these in an attempt to lure victims into forking over cash. READ MORE — Nicola Sturgeon announces Scottish independence 'referendum' for October 2023These investment scams are expected to double this year, after already rising more than 60% since last November according to Santander.

Households everywhere have seen huge hikes in their energy bills - with many unable to afford their essential bills and food shopping. And with the surge in prices set to rocket even further in the coming winter season, families are bing left at breaking point.

There's a simple way to get a free £150 Amazon voucher according to Martin Lewis's MoneySavingExpert website. The deal is being given to shoppers who take out a certain type of card.

Martin Lewis has revealed the 'scary' toll the cost of living crisis has had on him personally with his mental health. The admission comes as the money expert says he told Chancellor Rishi Sunak that he is 'virtually out of tools' to give people to save cash as bills skyrocket.

The Bank of England has issued a fresh warning over £20 and £50 notes which are currently in circulation. An estimated 163 million £50 notes and some 314 million £20 notes are still in people's purses and wallets, but soon they will no longer be accepted as a form of payment.

Martin Lewis has revealed if he will be running for Mayor of Greater Manchester in the future. The debate about his potential candidacy comes as other famous names have suggested they might be interested in taking up the job, including former Manchester United captain and football coach Gary Neville.

Martin Lewis is urging anyone with money in a savings account to make sure they check how much interest they're making on it, as it could be time to boost it. The financial journalist, 49, regularly shares free money-saving tips and tricks online, and in the latest edition of the MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, he's outlined how to maximise your savings.

Martin Lewis is not happy about it. The MoneySavingExpert founder slammed energy firms for charging customers "outrageous" exit fees from fixed tariffs.

People who shop at supermarkets like Aldi, ASDA, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's or Lidl have been issued a £380 warning. Supermarket prices are at a 13-year high, and shoppers are feeling the pinch.