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Seven OPEC+ countries plan to raise oil production from August, a move that could affect wholesale energy markets and, over time, petrol, diesel and heating costs for households and businesses.
A parliamentary committee has warned that the UK is becoming too dependent on US technology firm Palantir for key public services, raising concerns about data s
Leading medical experts warn that social media use presents significant health risks to children and young people, comparable to those of smoking. They advocate for health professionals to routinely discuss social media habits with under-16 patients and recommend policy actions to reduce harm.
A renewed debate over how the UK identifies and responds to anti Muslim prejudice has moved back into public discussion, bringing attention to the way public bo
A warning from the UK financial regulator has put young drivers on alert over a sharp rise in “ghost broking,” where fraudsters sell fake or invalid car ins
A Welsh wine merchant says they may halt an expansion because of new recycling rules and the extra paperwork they bring. The owner says the policy will push up
New licensing rules coming in 2027 will require waste carriers in England to prove their qualifications and undergo background checks, aiming to reduce illegal dumping and lower cleanup costs for local authorities and households.
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