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Simple change to your boiler settings could save you £112 a year

While the majority of people have lowered their thermostat, ONS data shows only 1 in 10 lowered their boiler flow temperature in the last year

Chronicle Live

Covid: Professor warns of two new ‘telltale’ symptoms as cases rise

Professor Tim Spector of the Covid Zoe app warned that people should get tested immediately if they see these two symptoms

The Independent UK

Energy bills: Simple change to your boiler settings could save you £112 a year

As millions of Brits face rising energy bills amid the cost of living crisis, this tip could save you more than £110 as charities Nesta and Which? launch a campaign with EDF, E.ON Next and Octopus

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Two North East areas make the top five Covid hotspots across the UK in new ONS data

New figures from the Office for National Statistics have revealed the areas of the country with the highest number of cases

Chronicle Live

London Covid cases by borough: East and South see sharp rise in cases amid ‘autumn wave’

However infections appear to be declining in many boroughs of west London

Evening Standard

Covid infections jump 25% across the UK - but not in Wales

Covid infections in Wales are rising but more slowly than in other parts of the UK

Wales Online

Covid infections rise in the UK as 1.3 million test positive for coronavirus

New figures come a day after ONS said number living with long Covid has also increased

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UK Covid cases 'reach 2.6million' - with first symptom same as common cold

Professor Tim Spector says the actual number of Covid infections has hit 224,000 a day.

Daily Record

UK reported 3,200 more deaths than normal during summer heatwaves

The UK recorded 3,200 more deaths than the five-year average during this year’s summer heatwaves, according to new data.

Evening Standard

Where are Covid infections rising in the UK? Top 20 hotspots

Infections and hospitalisations at their ‘highest level in months’ after ‘concerning’ rise, says UKHSA expert

The Independent UK

More than 3,200 Brits killed in heatwave in 2022 as temperatures hit 40C for first time

Analysis released this morning by the UK Health Security Agency and Office for National Statistics shows an estimated total of 3,200 Brits were killed during the summer heatwave as temperatures reached 40C

Daily Mirror

Friday briefing: Iran’s fierce protests are in their third week – with no sign of slowing down

In today’s newsletter: demonstrations after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini show no sign of abating. We examine three paths Iran could take

The Guardian - UK

Top 20 Covid hotspots as cases rise - see infections in your area

Infections and hospitalisations at their ‘highest level in months’ after ‘concerning’ rise, says UKHSA expert

The Independent UK

A third of Scots expect the four-day week to become a reality in the next decade

New report warns that more experimentation and greater technology investment is needed to pave the way

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Dis Life: 'Disabled Brits face more cuts and hoops to jump through to prove we are worthy'

Disability campaigner Anna Morell says that Therese Coffey burying the white paper won't 'shine a public light on the things which need fixing in the systems for which she is responsible'

Evening Standard

Over 2.3 million people living with long Covid in UK

An estimated 2.3 million people in Britain are currently living with self-reported long Covid, according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Nottingham Post

Top 10 baby names as Nottingham breaks national trend

Here are the most popular baby names so far

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation returned to a 40-year high in September after a slight dip in August

Daily Mirror

Baby names most likely to go extinct, as Jack, Kerry, and Clifford fall in popularity

Baby names which saw great popularity in previous years have plummeted in numbers according to a new report from Office for National Statistics' (ONS), with Jack falling out of the top ten for the first time this century

Daily Record

This year's list of popular 2021 baby names has been released, revealing some interesting changes.

Wales Online

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Most common baby names in England and Wales from last year have been released

Daily Mirror

Influenced by popular culture and tradition, the annual list of the most popular baby names compiled by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) makes for illuminating reading

Daily Mirror

Covid deaths: Top 5 UK hotspots amid fourth wave fears - see full list

A total of 235 deaths that mentioned coronavirus on the death certificate were registered in the week to September 23, show ONS figures, as infections continue to increase in England and Wales

The Independent UK

What is inflation and what is its current rate in the UK and Europe?

UK inflation fell this week as fuel prices dropped

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