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New Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced a plan which will limit energy bill rises from October in England, Scotland and Wales. The multi-billion pound plan, which will come into effect in October, is set to last for two years. It will see the typical energy bill for households capped at £2,500 per year. PM Truss said that these measures will save a typical household £1,000 a year and that similar measures would be introduced in Northern Ireland. However Labour leader Keir Starmer questioned how the measures would be paid for and called for a windfall tax on the profits of energy companies. Tap the link in the bio to read about measures to help businesses with their energy bills. #BBCNews