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Ovo Energy has today announced it's cutting gas prices by 10.4%, which is more than double the recent price cuts revealed by the big six energy providers. But households can still save more by switching.

Customers of electricity provider iSupplyEnergy will no longer be blocked from switching if they don't tell it they're moving elsewhere, following concerns flagged by both customers and MoneySavingExpert.com.

Thousands of Ovo Energy customers have been charged the wrong amounts for their gas and electricity bills after a 'bug' in the firm's system incorrectly recorded how much new customers joining the firm should pay.

SSE has cut switching times to 17 days from today, while First Utility has confirmed it will introduce faster energy switching from 10 November ahead of the New Year's Eve deadline given by Ofgem.

Ovo Energy has topped our poll for customer service for the second time running with more than 80% of its users rating its service as "great". At the other end of the scale, Npower remains last for the third poll running.

The cheapest energy tariff we've seen this year has launched today – and it could take an average household's annual bill down to under £1,000.

Prepaid energy customers will have more choice over getting a fixed gas and electricity tariff, as EDF has today announced it'll become the second of the big six energy suppliers to offer one.

Consumers looking to lock into a cheap fixed energy tariff need to hurry — Scottish Power has just announced it's pulling its tariff, which is currently the cheapest fix without early exit penalties on the market.

Ovo Energy has bucked the trend of falling gas and electricity prices by announcing up to 90,000 of its customers face a hike in their bills. But will the big six follow, which would hit millions of households?

Tens of thousands of households with Ovo Energy will be hit by rising gas and electricity prices.