Britons burn energy bills to protest soaring prices (VIDEOS)
Protests against high energy prices and the rising cost of living were held across Britain on Saturday Read Full Article at RT.com
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The new government cap allows average household energy bills to rise to £2,500
Thousands marched in London and other UK cities on Saturday over the high cost of living, while some burned their electricity and utility bills in protest.
People carried signs that read: “Can’t afford to live,” “Freeze profit, not people,” and “Eat the Tories.”
Grassroots campaign Don’t Pay UK, which co-organized the protests, said it wants to pressure the government into reducing energy bills to “an affordable level” by convincing a million people to not pay them.
“Millions of us simply won’t be able to keep our heads above water and many will freeze when the weather turns cold,” a spokesman for the campaign said.
#EnoughIsEnough #DontPay #Birmingham pic.twitter.com/9IVVvM0hKO
— Kefentse Dennis (@KefentseDennis) October 1, 2022
