Energy bills: 13m British homes 'did not turn on heating when cold last winter'

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Almost nine in 10 households tried to cut back on their energy usage last winter, while almost half of all British households, or 13m homes, said they did not turn on their heating when it got cold, according to a survey of 4,000 people by the consumer group Which?.

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