Ofgem has announced that the typical household energy bill for people in England, Wales and Scotland will hit £3,549 a year from 1 October. People on prepayment meters will typically pay an additional £59 a year on top of that.

Adam Scorer from the fuel poverty charity National Energy Action and Kathryn Porter from Watt-Logic, an energy analyst who's worked for EDF Energy and Centrica, will answer your questions.

We'll get the latest from Westminster on what financial support people can expect this winter.

And we'll hear more on the "warm banks" being set up by councils, community groups and libraries, for people to spend time in if they can't heat their homes.

Presenter: Felicity Hannah

Reporter: Hannah Mullane

Researcher: Eimear Devlin

Editor: Jess Quayle

(First broadcast 12pm on Saturday 27th August)