Martin Lewis take swipe at Liz Truss tax plan as he warns it could leave millions 'destitute'

“Photography was always a way to walk through fear,” says Nan Goldin in her raspy voice as photos fill the screen. Nuzzled within the textures of the snapshots live friends, lovers, and drifters, all eternally preserved through the eyes of the consecrated artist who rose to prominence in the 80s thanks to her visual chronicling of queer life and culture in New York at the height of the AIDS epidemic.

TELLURIDE – The events at a Mennonite colony in Bolivia during the late ’00s spurred headlines around the world. Men from the extremely conservative religious group had raped multiple women in their community while they slept.

Andrea Pallaoro’s “Monica” is oblique in its depiction of characters in crisis, yet never obtuse. He and cinematographer Katelin Arizmendi shoot the film in the boxier Academy ratio, locking the film into a nearly permanent state of portraiture.

Alexandra Jarvis and Alexandra Rose are looking back at their first season of Selling the OC.

MARRIED at First Sight UK star Thomas Hartley’s mum has slammed ‘vile wife’ Whitney Hughes in an explosive rant. Following Friday’s episode, Thomas – who was joined up with Adrian Sanderson in the show – took to Instagram to discuss the episode. The mental health care assistant was in the car with his mum when Whitney Hughes came up in conversation.

THE Masked Dancer judge Davina McCall has given a glimpse inside of her beautiful countryside home. The former Big Brother host, 54, moved into the impressive pad a year ago with her children Tilly, 18, and Chester, 15, and 20-year-old Holly. Davina - who is currently dating celebrity hairdresser Michael Douglas - loves to film content at home for her YouTube channel, which has given fans a look at what she's done with the place since moving in.

EASTENDERS fans rejoiced last night when the Carters' family dog Lady Di returned to the square. Mick Carter (Danny Dyer) was seen with the beloved pooch during Thursday’s episode of the BBC One soap.

CORONATION Street star Lucy Fallon has given fans a glimpse inside her £300 a NIGHT boozy girls holiday. The soap actress took to her Instagram to show off her incredible getaway with pals. Lucy, 26, has been letting her hair down on a clubbing holiday in Ibiza.

KATIE PRICE fears for children Jett and Bunny who she shares with ex Kieran Hayler because due to “recent events”, she now has “limited access” to them. Something Hayler denies strenuously. In a recent report from the Office for National Statistics, half of children live across more than one household, so this situation is something many of us have to deal with.

MARRIED at First Sight's UK star Duka Cav has defended his character after his bride Whitney Hughes called him "perky Pete" and "fake". Whitney had claimed Duka was playing up for the cameras on their honeymoon in the E4 show. The nice guy and HR worker took to Instagram last night and said: "Regarding the Perky Pete and being fake, the following comment is from a gentleman I used to serve coffee to while in uni years ago.

LOVE Island’s Faye Winter and Teddy Soares have introduced the newest member of their family to fans with a sweet photo of their adorable new pup. The reality stars melted hearts with the photo on Instagram - just days after Teddy was forced to confirm they hadn't split up. Faye cuddled the golden pooch as she sat on Teddy's lap in a wicker egg chair.

Three, Giffgaff, Sky, BT and more have said they offer customers a fair data roaming deal despite a damning report from Martin Lewis which suggests many holidaymakers are being caught out by charges.

READ MORE: Brits could be due thousands back in council tax after overpaying for 30 years Experts warned the price cap could hit £4,467 early next year, meaning the average amount could be £571 for energy.These predictions are higher than the figure published earlier this week by Cornwall Insight.The market researcher expects the price cap to rise to £3,582 in October before another increase to £4,266 in January 2023.Ofgem is yet to announce the new price cap level for October, but it will make an announcement on August 26. The government has confirmed a £400 energy bill rebate, but Martin Lewis argued this help now doesn't go far enough.

Earlier this week, Martin Lewis urged the UK Government to take action now to help millions of households across the country cope with the surging cost of energy bills following the latest forecast from Cornwall Insight that the price cap will hit £4,266 by January. He described the upcoming rise as a “national crisis” on par with the coronavirus pandemic and said that millions of households will simply not be able to afford it.

Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis is warning of another energy bill increase that could add extra strain on families’ budgets during the cost of living crisis. Martin shared his warning on Good Morning Britain saying: “Based on the current prediction, which is likely to be right with a very small margin of error, is this - for every £100 direct debit you currently pay, you will be paying £181 and in January £215.” Martin's warning follows prognosis from Cornwall Insight - who provides independent analysis to businesses in the energy market - that bills will rise to approximately £3,582 in October. Another rise is expected in the New Year to £4,266.

money back. The exact amount each person will get depends on how much they've overpaid their council tax by and for how long. READ MORE: Thousands of Brit households have weeks left to claim £150 council tax rebate The council tax bill for a Band D house in East Lothian is £1,314.69 for the current 2022/23 tax year.This went up from £1,151.15 just five years ago.Meanwhile, a Band E property the total bill for this tax year is £1,762.84 – up from £1,512.48 in 2016.STV News reports houses moved down from those bands would be entitled to £400 a year in refunds for each year they overpaid.

Martin Lewis appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday to talk about the cost of living crisis.The Money Saving expert appeared on Wednesday's edition of Good Morning Britain after shock figures have been released from analysts that have predicted energy bills will rise even higher than expected this winter.Bills are now expected to reach approximately £3,582 per year for the average household from October - up from the £3,359 predicted earlier this month.READ MORE: Mobile companies could rinse you with surprise charges this month, Martin Lewis warnsMartin Lewis has blasted the Conservative government, saying that "this is a national crisis on the scale of the pandemic".The government claimed it is currently unable to introduce any immediate measures due to the leadership race between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss.The financial expert has labelled this excuse as "bull".In Wednesday's interview, show host Charlotte Hawkins said to Martin: "The government are adamant that nothing can be done until the new PM comes in?"Martin Lewis responded by saying: "What a load of bull, that's complete bull.."That's simply not true."This is a national crisis on the scale of the pandemic."The government is sitting there like zombies."Martin called on the two leadership candidates, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, to reach an agreement of what will happen to avoid a "national crisis".He said: "The idea they can't do anything is wrong.

Energy bills are set to sky-rocket to an astronomical £4,200 in January, according to a damning new forecast. The price cap will more than double in the new year before costs surge yet again to hit £4,400 by April.Cornwall Insight says the average home will pay £3,582 a year from October 2022, up from £1,971 today, and £4,266 a year from January 2023. READ MORE: Three quarters of small business owners 'have had to pass rising costs to customers' The energy market analyst’s prediction represents a £650 increase when compared to its estimates last week, based on “a change in calculation methodology” by Ofgem.Consumer rights champion Martin Lewis called it “tragic news” and warned the increase is “unaffordable for millions” and a matter of life or death for struggling households.He tweeted: “Action and planning is needed now.

Martin Lewis has demanded 'action and planning now' from the UK Government over the skyrocketing energy bills after new analysis suggested they are likely to hit £4,200 for some households in January.

A warning has been issued by Ofgem after campaigners have encouraged people to not pay their energy bills. Don't Pay UK is driving households to stop paying their bills from October 1 if there is no intervention amid the rising costs.

Having spent five years working alongside money saving expert Martin Lewis, former CBBC host Angellica Bell knows more than a thing or two about money-saving – and she's now shared her top tips with OK! readers. In 2017, Angellica joined Martin Lewis on his eponymous money saving show as a co-presenter and since then the pair have been providing many up and down the country with their best money saving tips and hacks.The Martin Lewis Money Show finished its 11th series earlier this year, though co-presenter Angellica believes it’s probably been relevant for many now more than ever. She told OK!: “It's been vital for people at this time, especially now as we're coming into the cost of living crisis where people are suffering with anxiety.” Throughout her time on the show, Angellica has seen Martin face many questions to do with money saving and it taught her a lot.