David Cameron has told MPs energy prices are not falling as fast as he would like to reflect the fall in oil prices.
The Prime Minister's comments come as a new survey claims three in five older people will ration their heating this winter amid fears over bills.
The Prime Minister has told the House of Commons that he agrees energy bills in the UK aren't falling fast enough.
Speaking during Prime Ministers' Questions, David Cameron said:
"We've also got in this country now falling energy prices because of the falling oil price, I agree that they're not falling as fast as I would like."
Three in five older people will ration their heating this winter amid fears over high energy bills, according to a new survey.
Older people have been warned to keep their homes warm and get a flu jab as weather experts warn of a cold snap.