Andy Burnham considers scrapping £108 energy bill charge paid by millions of Britons

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Andy Burnham considers scrapping £108 energy bill charge paid by millions of Britons

Millions of Britons could see their energy bills fall under new Government plans. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering scrapping gas standing charges worth around £108 a year. Mr Burnham has asked Chancellor John Healey and Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh to examine whether the charges can be removed. Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Burnham raised the issue after Conservative leader Kemi Badeno…