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The Loose Women panel weighed in.

  A police officer told a Just Stop Oil activist that road blockades were forcing vehicles to consume more oil to fill up their tanks, defeating the purpose of their climate action. ​A police officer told a Just Stop Oil activist that road blockades were forcing vehicles to consume more oil to fill up their tanks, defeating the purpose of their climate action. 

This week’s Prime Minister’s Questions was, as expected, a fiery face-off between the embattled PM and Keir Starmer.

Prof Aoife Foley says it would remain light for part of energy peak between 5pm and 7pm, reducing household bills Households could save more than £400 a year on energy bills if clocks are not put back at the end of October, according to an expert, who said it would help people with the cost of living crisis and reduce pressure on the National Grid this winter. Evening energy demand peaks between 5pm and 7pm during winter, when the sun has already set after daylight savings time (DST). If clocks didn’t go back, it would remain light for at least…

The Duchess of Sussex has shed light on never-before-covered aspects of her post-royal life in an interview with Variety, covering her current and past career and relationship with Prince Harry. ​The Duchess of Sussex has shed light on never-before-covered aspects of her post-royal life in an interview with Variety, covering her current and past career and relationship with Prince Harry.

Princess Eugenie is one of the late Queen’s grandchildren who never became a full-time working member of the Firm. ​Princess Eugenie is one of the late Queen’s grandchildren who never became a full-time working member of the Firm.

Florida residents recovering from Hurricane Ian are now facing a rise in infections of a rare flesh-eating bacteria. ​Florida residents recovering from Hurricane Ian are now facing a rise in infections of a rare flesh-eating bacteria.

  Torrential downpours swept in from the Bay of Biscay in ‘plumes’ threaten a 10-day deluge. ​Torrential downpours swept in from the Bay of Biscay in ‘plumes’ threaten a 10-day deluge. 

Home Office criticised after inspectors discover workers without criminal record checks had access to master keys Unaccompanied children seeking asylum have been living in hotels alongside adults whose backgrounds have not been checked, a damning report has revealed. An independent inspection has severely criticised the Home Office after staff in two hotels had not been checked by the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS), as required by government rules. Staff had access to master keys while young refugees stayed in the building. Continue reading… ​Home Office criticised after inspectors discover workers without criminal record checks had access to master keysUnaccompanied children…

Bob Chan said he is ‘shocked’ that the attack happened in Britain Bob Chan said he is ‘shocked’ that the attack happened in Britain