Ofgem admits it never evaluated whether the energy price cap worked in real life After submitting an FOI and pushing for internal review, I can confirm: Ofgem, the UK’s energy regulator, holds no internal modelling or reports comparing its price cap forecasts to actual outcomes. Despite setting energy caps that affect tens of millions, including during the cost-of-living crisis, Ofgem: - Made no effort to test if forecasts matched reality - Has no evidence the cap helped consumers or suppliers - Doesn’t assess if households were overpaying, or if suppliers made excess profit Ofgem is responsible for modelling and setting the price cap. But this means they model costs before setting the cap, and never check afterwards if they got it right. There is now a serious accountability gap in performance audit and scrutiny. Have households been misled or overcharged without anyone in government checking?

Nah, have you guys seen Mo the comedian’s instagram story? I am in tears. Dhdhdhdhddhdh

A dominant England display as they secure their biggest-ever win over Spain! 🙌 #BBCRugby