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Plastic pollution: Huge majority of Brits support tax on plastic packaging
Plastic pollution: Huge majority of Brits support tax on plastic packaging
Meet the couple making their own Euro 2020 sticker album for charity
Meet the couple making their own Euro 2020 sticker album for charity
McDonald’s axe hot drinks stickers and customers fear homeless could lose out
McDonald’s axe hot drinks stickers and customers fear homeless could lose out
Right to repair: What the new law means for you and your family
Right to repair: What the new law means for you and your family
Boris Johnson warned against misleading parliament over UK poverty record
Boris Johnson warned against misleading parliament over UK poverty record
PM warned against misleading parliament over UK poverty record
PM warned against misleading parliament over UK poverty record
Settled status deadline risks ‘Windrush-type tragedy’
Settled status deadline risks ‘Windrush-type tragedy’
‘It’s not safe’: Inside the dedicated mum and baby units for asylum seekers
‘It’s not safe’: Inside the dedicated mum and baby units for asylum seekers
‘Good work being undone’: 11,000 people slept rough in London during Covid-19
‘Good work being undone’: 11,000 people slept rough in London during Covid-19
UK facing ‘recruitment crisis’ with two job seekers for each vacancy
UK facing ‘recruitment crisis’ with two job seekers for each vacancy
Fashion brands ‘routinely’ mislead the public over their green credentials
Fashion brands ‘routinely’ mislead the public over their green credentials
Is a universal basic income ‘too expensive’ for the UK?
Is a universal basic income ‘too expensive’ for the UK?
The holiday’s over, but who are the stamp duty winners and losers?
The holiday’s over, but who are the stamp duty winners and losers?
Two-thirds of UK voters want more long-term thinking from politicians
Two-thirds of UK voters want more long-term thinking from politicians
‘£50 million bill’ for businesses as government’s furlough scheme winds down
‘£50 million bill’ for businesses as government’s furlough scheme winds down
Scotland’s first Black academic on why we shouldn’t remove offending statues
Scotland’s first Black academic on why we shouldn’t remove offending statues
A sense of security is the key to thriving communities
