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Published 10:19 14 Jul 2022 BST

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"I would be far happier to have come and got my honour and have a nice fun day and not be talking about this because the world is wonderful but the world isn't wonderful right now. And I think this is potentially more dangerous to lives than the pandemic," Martin said whilst at Windsor Castle.
He added: "It is a cataclysmic problem that is going to face the country this winter. I am without embarrassment deliberately, provocatively, raising an alarm right now. And I will do that with everyone. And when you get the ear of the Prince of Wales for a moment like that it seemed the right time to take advantage."
https://twitter.com/MartinSLewis/status/1546865956764393472
After the ceremony, the nation's sweetheart took to Twitter, where he wrote: "This is true. I am raising an alarm over catastrophic energy bills this winter and the Prince of Wales did ask me to send him a briefing note on the new scale of the energy bills crisis (which I of course will happily do)..."
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