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Chris Huhne NEWS
Huhne: wind farm critics ''curmudgeons''
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne makes what has been interpreted as an attack on the Chancellor
Cameron to call for action on energy bills
The Prime Minister David Cameron and the Energy Secretary Chris Huhne are to meet the top six energy companies
Casey and Pickles chosen to ''turn around'' troubled families
The Communities and Local Government Secretary will work alongside victims' commissioner Louise Casey
Shale gas find ''could slash fuel bills''
The discovery of 200 trillion cubic feet of shale gas in north-west England ''could revolutionise Britain's energy market''
Huhne to ''get tough'' with power firms
The Energy Secretary wants a better deal from British Gas, E.On, EDF, Npower, Scottish Power and Scottish and Southern
LATEST FEATURES
''You can feel the power is shifting''
The Communities & Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles told the Tory Party conference that he would clamp down on waste and put real power into the hands of local authorities. Here's his speech
''Let's change people's lives''
Shadow Deputy Prime Minister Harriet Harman told the Labour Party Conference that the party had ''challenged the unspoken orthodoxies that have governed Britain for too long''. Here's her speech
''It's full steam ahead at the Department for Transport''
Minister for transport Norman Baker told the Liberal Democrat autumn conference in Birmingham that the alternative to HS2 would cause massive disruption to services, cost a fortune, and affect far more people than HS2 itself
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