A trial of new rules designed to tackle problems related to change of tenancy, which drives between 10% and 15% of total outstanding energy debt and arrears, has been proposed,…
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The successful candidate will have ‘a deep love and understanding of butter’
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“We started writing this play when Trump was president the first time, and there was a sense in the air that something terribly wrong was afoot,” says Kaufman, “But since…
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The FTSE 100 index ended up 40.29 points, 0.4%, at 10,846.70, a record close.
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Culture
László Krasznahorkai, Nobel Prize in Literature: “My Hungary is that of the language, not that of the hussars” | Culture
Hailed by the Nobel Prize in Literature and by the locks of white hair that – together with the gray beard and eyes of a blue so pure that they…
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Community
Renting in London: will rents go up or down in 2026 and where to move for affordable rentals
As renters’ rights are set to improve, rents are also expected to rise. So what should London’s tenants do?
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“This approach recognises the role of producers in reducing operational emissions while acknowledging that fossil fuel consumption is primarily driven by demand-side dynamics – such as electrification of transport, heating…
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Here is a bar with all the elegance of an early Bond, says Josh Barrie
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Current performance of the company created by Sir Martin Sorrell described as “disappointing”
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Culture
Gustavo Dudamel receives a million dollars from trumpeter Herb Alpert: “We can change the world, but it involves educating young people”
Many things separate Herb Alpert and Gustavo Dudamel. Their birthplaces—Los Angeles, in California, and Barquisimeto, in Venezuela, 6,000 kilometers away—; their ages—one is over 90; the other just turned 45—;…