Martin Lewis issues warning to people thinking of cancelling direct debits due to high energy bills

Martin Lewis recently shared a handy list of need-to-knows for all households following the announcement from new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, that energy bills for the average user will be frozen at no more than £2,500 for the next two years.

Massive crowds have gathered to pay their respects following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen's death was announced this evening after earlier statements from the palace marking concerns around her health.

Piers Morgan and Martin Lewis are among the celebrities passing on their messages of support for Queen Elizabeth II, after she was placed under medical supervision. Buckingham Palace confirmed on Thursday afternoon that the Queen, 96, is being monitored at her home in Balmoral after doctors grew concerned for her health. Prince William, Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, are among the members of the Royal family who are travelling to the Scotland estate to be with the monarch. Reacting to the news, Uncensored host Piers Morgan tweeted: ‘I can’t even imagine Britain without this Queen. Very unsettling day.’ Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker said the news was ‘very worrying’, while financial expert Martin Lewis wrote: ‘Never thought i’d be interrupted in an interview about the health of the Queen.  Wishing her well.’ Lord Alan Sugar said: ‘Sorry to hear the breaking news that Her Majesty the Queen is now under doctor supervision.

Martin Lewis has provided the public with 15 need-to-know points about Liz Truss' new energy price guarantee.

Liz Truss announced today in the House of Commons a two year energy price freeze.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has warned that Brits can be charged £273 a year without using any energy at all. With energy prices rising at an alarming rate, many people are being forced to choose between heating their homes and eating.

A consumer group has provided some money and energy-saving tips after issuing a warning that households will soon face skyrocketing bills this winter.

Martin Lewis has issued an inflation warning today after Liz Truss made the front page of papers this morning with her cost of living crisis comments.

Martin Lewis was back at the helm of Good Morning Britain as part of a new weekly appearance alongside Susanna Reid. The Money Saving Expert founder is no stranger to the ITV news programme.

Edwina Currie left Susanna Reid doing a double take as she appeared on Good Morning Britain. The former MP and Minister for Health appeared live on Monday's edition of the ITV news programme via video link from her home in the Peak District.

In just a few weeks, millions of households across Scotland and the rest of the UK will be facing the harsh reality of an 80 per cent increase in their annual energy bills. Ofgem confirmed that the current price cap, for those on a standard tariff, will rise from £1,971 to £3,549 from October 1.

A desperate bloke in need of a clairvoyant has splashed out on a giant billboard ad in Manchester - but included NO contact information, claiming a genuine medium will 'know where to apply'.

The major increase in the energy price cap could risk ‘deaths’ amid yet more financial pressure in what is already a cost of living crisis, warns one Greater Manchester health boss. The fears come as financial campaigner Martin Lewis has highlighted that families with medical needs will be disproportionately impacted by the soaring energy prices.

Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock MP, Allan Dorans has today demanded urgent action from the UK government to financially support people with spiralling energy costs.

As the school summer holidays draw to an end, single mum Bev Arrowsmith had felt a small sense of relief, as her children could return to eating free school meals and wouldn't be spending all day at home.

Rylan Clark hit back at viewers who accused him of being 'too rich' to understand the energy crisis as he hosted ITV's This Morning alongside Ruth Langsford on Friday morning. It came as the pair reacted to the news that the energy price cap would soar by around 80 per cent to £3,549 from October.

Energy bills are set to rise again when a new price cap comes into effect in October. On Friday, Ofgem announced that the energy price cap would be set at £3,549 this autumn - an increase of around 80 per cent on the current cap of £1,971.

Rylan Clark was forced to hit back at This Morning viewers on Friday after many suggested that he didn't need to worry about the rising price of energy bills. Rylan, 33, has been hosting the ITV show alongside Ruth Langsford, 62, over recent days while Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby continue to enjoy their summer break. On 26 August it was announced that the energy price cap is set to increase again from 1 October, and Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis appeared on Good Morning Britain, This Morning and Lorraine to provide advice.

Like the rest of the country today, This Morning hosts Rylan Clark and Ruth Langsford reacted to the rocketing energy price cap amount that was confirmed earlier by Ofgem.