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Are electric cars too heavy for roads, bridges and car parks?

In part eight of our series exploring myths surrounding EVs, we examine whether they will break our infrastructure

The Guardian - UK

AI to track hedgehog populations in pioneering UK project

National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme aims to understand why population has declined

The Guardian - UK

Foreign Office merger has diminished UK’s aid capability, finds watchdog

National Audit Office says merging DfID with Foreign Office has led to loss of dedicated senior roles

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Thousands of foreign nurses a year leave UK to work abroad

Exclusive: Surge in nurses originally from outside EU moving overseas prompts concern Britain is a ‘staging post’ in their careers

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UK’s Sunak to unveil $252m investment in nuclear deterrent, nuclear energy

UK leader says investment is vital in ‘more dangerous and contested world.’

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Details of millions of UK voters accessed by Chinese state, ministers will say

Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden to update MPs on cyber-attacks by Beijing, some of whom may also have been targets

The Guardian - UK

US-style executive pay packets in UK would ‘risk higher inequality’

Leading social scientists issue warning after call by business leaders and London Stock Exchange

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Chinese EV battery maker in talks to invest £1bn in new UK gigafactory

Plant on outskirts of Coventry could create up to 6,000 jobs and will be part of planned Centre for Electrification

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Russia Amassing 100,000 Troops Ahead Of Potential Summer Offensive

Russia's military buildup in eastern Ukraine raises concerns of a potential summer offensive, with ongoing fighting and casualties.

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Neglected, derided and exploited more than ever: why won’t the UK protect those who rent a home?

Millions face a perfect storm of rising demand, limited supply and politicians who don’t really care enough to ease their plight, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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How to watch The Nanny from the UK and beyond

Here's how to watch The Nanny in the UK, the 90s sitcom that has been delighting viewers for decades - and many still want to tune into

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‘The cost of dealing with disease is growing all the time’: why experts think sugar taxes should be far higher

More than 100 countries impose levies on sugar, but should tariffs increase to improve wellbeing and generate revenues to help tackle related illnesses?

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Better moment for UK economy likely to come too late for Rishi Sunak

Prime minister has ruled out May election but households face high prices for sometime to come

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Jeremy Hunt doubles down on ‘£100k a year doesn’t go far’ claim

UK chancellor defends remarks about high salaries after being criticised for being out of touch

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UK ministers knew of ‘significant’ synthetic opioids threat two years ago

Despite warnings from government’s own advisers to protect people from ‘severe harm’, new controls on potent drugs follow months of delays

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A minimum wage alone can’t fix the UK poverty scandal

The 25-year-old pay floor is justly celebrated but doesn’t tackle issues that mean exploitation and misery for many

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Playground bullies do prosper – and go on to earn more in middle age

Five-decade UK study finds that aggression at school leads to better-paying jobs, while those with emotional instability went on to earn less

International Business Times

UK Labour Party Turns To Thatcher In Courtship Of Right

Margaret Thatcher remains despised by many on the left of British politics, but the main Labour opposition seems comfortable citing her as it woos the right before this year's election.

International Business Times

How Will UK Royal Family Deal With Staffing Crisis?

Serious health issues, fallouts and scandals have plunged the UK royal family into a staffing crisis, with responsibility for public duties falling heavily on its older members.

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron, the ‘prime minister for external affairs’, gets tough on Israel

Drawing on his years at No 10, the UK foreign secretary is happy to ruffle feathers on the international stage while setting the agenda

The Guardian - UK

Undertaxed and over here: why does the UK welcome US mega-firms?

Amazon and Google may be the most visible, but our lack of investment and regulation has let myriad American companies take over too much of UK life

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Balancing Work and Life as an Intern in London

Work life balance is a constant struggle – no matter your age. Statistically, 65% of the workforce in the UK seeks work-life balance.

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Fitch Revises UK Outlook To Stable Amid Easing Policy Risks

Fitch Ratings upgrades UK outlook to 'stable' citing reduced policy risks and positive economic prospects.

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