内容摘要：Others are more wealthy, especially if they have sold high-value property and downsized to a house that is far less expensive to heat, ending up with leftover cash in the process.

Others are more wealthy, especially if they have sold high-value property and downsized to a house that is far less expensive to heat, ending up with leftover cash in the process.

It confirmed that just 200,000 of the Atlantic salmon 50p have been released to UK banks and post offices, 10,000 fewer than a Kew Gardens coin.The 50p is the nation’s most collectible coin and has seen more than 100 different designs appear on its "tails" side.

These include special designs for the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games and occasions such as King Charles's coronation.Rebecca Morgan, of the Royal Mint said the release of the figures was "eagerly anticipated" by coin collectors.She said: "2023 marked pivotal changes for the nation’s coinage, including the introduction of coins celebrating King Charles III’s coronation entering circulation.

"Finding these special designs, like the Atlantic salmon, in your change is a win for all collectors.”Charities and energy providers have criticised plans to change the way standing charges on bills are paid.

All households pay the fixed daily charges covering the costs of connecting to a gas and electricity supply.

Many billpayers consider them to be unfair as they have no control over how much is charged, prompting the review by the energy regulator Ofgem.The court heard Amesbury had been drinking before he arrived at a taxi rank in Frodsham's Main Street, where his victim - constituent Paul Fellows - approached him to remonstrate about a bridge closure in the town.

Footage showed Amesbury punching Mr Fellows in the head.The footage showed Mr Fellows being knocked to the ground, with Amesbury punching him again at least five times.

Amesbury was then heard swearing at Mr Fellows and saying: "You won't threaten your MP again will you... soft lad?"Members of the public restrained Amesbury and one was heard to say: "You'll never be MP after tonight, mate."