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For families subject to the benefit cap, the loss will be even greater.

 
Many would need to leave work and claim benefits to afford accommodation

 
Policy is outdated and unfair

 
This month we take a look at the cost of living crisis

 
Sponsored content: stark findings demonstrate the challenges ahead for Scottish households in the coming months

 
On Thursday the Scottish Government announced a package of support, including a payment to some households across Scotland to tackle the rising cost of energy. 

 
"There needs to be certain funding in place, direct funding from the Home Office, on a partnership basis.” 

 
Last year, the Assembly set out 16 goals and 81 recommendations for how Scotland should tackle the climate emergency in a fair and effective way. 

 
The findings come after it was announced that April’s energy price cap rise is set to add £693 to average household costs.

 
“The UK’s energy system is fundamentally broken and this is clear evidence that it doesn't work for people or the planet."