Debt fear of man who must keep house warm

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Ending the cap on energy prices early will cause "more mental stress" to those "forgotten by the system", a man paralysed 16 years ago has said.

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Dave Davies is worried about his future following the new chancellor's announcement on Monday.

The UK government had previously said a limit on prices would be in place for two years but it will now end in April.

HM Treasury said it was the government's intention to focus help on vulnerable households after the winter.

The original plan placed a cap on how much suppliers charge per unit for gas and electricity.

But as part of the mini-budget U-turn, Jeremy Hunt, said he will reconsider what should happen after April. He also referred to a "new way" of targeting those most in need.

Mr Davies, from Ceredigion, rents a bungalow that was specially built for him after breaking his neck in a diving accident 16 years ago.

The 39-year-old from Cribyn, near Lampeter, said the UK government's U-turn created uncertainty for him and others in similar situations.

Since his accident, he is dependent on 24-hour care and suffers from a neurological issue which means the father of two is unable to control his temperature.