EDF raises energy prices by 10.8%
The fifth of the big six energy companies to announce their price plans to customers, EDF Energy has confirmed that they will hike up the price of gas and electricity by 10.8 per cent from 7 December.
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Mis-Selling Derivatives: Lawyers Converge on Strategy in UK Legal Action
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