When it comes to helping those that really need it, action is be louder than words.

So here's what we've been doing at British Gas.

Over the past year, we've given 50 million pounds in energy debt support, including grants

to help with bills, and we're keeping homes powered with emergency energy credit.

That's enough talking.

Let's get on with it.

British Gas.

Religibility Criteria Apply.

The officer wants you both to confess, in which case you'll serve two years in jail each.

He also explains that if only one of you confesses, that person goes free, and the other will

serve four years in jail as a penalty for holding out.

He separates you and your partner and you think about it.

If you could trust your partner and you both held out, then you'd only serve one year

in jail.

However, if your partner confesses and you don't, then you will serve four years as a penalty

for holding out.

That doesn't sound very good, so you think about it logically.

If your partner confesses, then you'll serve four years in jail for holding out, but only

two years for confessing.

On the other hand, if your partner holds out as well, then you'll serve one year in jail

for holding out, and you'll go free if you confess.

Clearly, confessing is less jail time for you, no matter what your partner does.

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