What's happened
Labour's proposal to insulate homes and boost the economy is met with concerns about the slow progress of existing schemes and the financial burden on households.
Why it matters
The proposal addresses the pressing issue of energy efficiency and cost of living, potentially benefiting millions of households and the economy.
What the papers say
The Mirror emphasizes Labour's plan to insulate homes and its potential to alleviate the cost of living crisis. The Times highlights concerns about the slow progress of the Great British Insulation Scheme and questions the viability of the current approach. The Ecologist focuses on the financial impact of a lack of investment in energy efficiency measures, highlighting the potential savings and the consequences of insufficient insulation policies. The Guardian discusses the challenges faced by households living in poorly insulated homes and the financial constraints preventing them from making improvements.
How we got here
The issue of energy efficiency and the financial burden on households has been a longstanding concern, with various schemes and proposals aimed at addressing these challenges.
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