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The UK government is set to announce new measures to assist households facing soaring energy bills, particularly those reliant on heating oil. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is expected to unveil these initiatives, which will allocate tens of millions of pounds in support, according to BBC News.

The i Paper reports that the forthcoming announcement will include immediate relief for families using heating oil, while broader schemes for all households are also in the works. This move comes as energy costs continue to rise, putting financial strain on many families across the nation.

In related news, the Daily Telegraph highlights the UK’s decision not to send military ships to the Strait of Hormuz, a request made by US President Donald Trump. This decision is seen as potentially straining relations between the UK and US, as Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister’s stance.

Additionally, the Daily Mail reports on a meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent, which has resulted in two fatalities and 11 serious cases. This health crisis has prompted alerts to over 30,000 students and staff at the university, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.