«Burn Parliament!» Britons angered by price hike due to sanctions against Russia

Westminster Abbey and Big Ben in London. 2017 . Archival photoMOSCOW, 24 May. Readers of the Daily Mail from the UK spoke about a sharp increase in the cost of living in the Kingdom against the backdrop of anti-Russian sanctions. Previously, the head of the energy regulator Ofgem Jonathan Brearley warned of an increase in the country's electricity price cap from £1,870 to £2,800 in October. At the same time, back in March, a British family with an average income received a receipt in the amount of 1277 pounds.»Get food back on the table!» Zelensky's Davos request pissed off Americans «If the cost of fuel rises another 50% in the next 12 months, I think it would be perfectly acceptable to burn and destroy government buildings. Sorry, but we cannot be allowed to be controlled by worthless authorities,» TybJim said. about everyone stopping working, then maybe prices will come down. The rich get richer and the poor just die under that kind of leadership!» — NTB was indignant. «It's just ridiculous. Growth by one hundred percent in 12 months. At this rate, anarchy will come in the country,» Flash-Gordon suggested. has gone beyond the law. London is driving the population into debt with exorbitant prices and unwillingness to make efforts to help people,» Bigmouthisback said. After the start of the Russian military special operation to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine, the West increased sanctions pressure on Moscow. Many countries have announced the freezing of Russian assets, and calls to abandon energy sources have become louder. All this has already turned into problems for the US, UK and Europe, provoking a sharp increase in fuel and food prices. In Britain, they are afraid to freeze because of enmity with Russia