Money-saving expert Martin Lewis says UK energy prices are starting to become cheaper, after developments in US-Iran relations. In comments published across the week, Lewis previously suggested there could be a near-term reduction in energy costs. Following the signing of a US-Iran deal, Lewis confirms an expected change of around 5 per cent, describing it as “good news” for households facing higher bills. Both outlets frame his remarks as an update on the timing and scale of potential price movements, rather than a guarantee of immediate savings for all consumers. The coverage presents the 5 per cent figure as Lewis’s assessment based on market expectations following the diplomatic development. Overall, the articles agree that Lewis anticipates an improvement for some UK customers, but they do not describe specific mechanisms, supplier-level changes, or final regulated-price determinations. The reports therefore focus on Lewis’s outlook for forthcoming price reductions in the wake of the deal.