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- From April, annual energy bills in Great Britain will fall by £117 after a 7% cut in Ofgem's price cap, to £1,641.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves's budget adjustments aim to ease household finances.
- Despite the reduction, energy costs remain significantly higher than pre-Ukraine invasion levels.
- Clare Moriarty of Citizens Advice warns many low-income households will struggle.
- Opposition parties propose alternative measures to further reduce expenses.
