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The homeowner basics of financing solar power for residential real estate

To avoid rising energy costs and benefit from increasing renewable energy incentives and tax breaks, more homeowners may be considering a home solar system....

by admin May 21, 2023

The homeowner basics of financing solar power for residential real estate

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What to know about buying a used electric vehicle as more hit the auto sales market

A 2019 pre-owned Nissan Leaf SV on the lot in 2022 during the chip shortage that depleted stock of new auto inventory. Boston Globe...

by admin May 21, 2023

What to know about buying a used electric vehicle as more hit the auto sales market

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Europe’s energy market faces 3 key challenges this year, the IEA’s chief says

Europe may have done a good job in reducing its dependency on Russian oil and gas and mitigating an energy crisis caused by the...

by admin May 21, 2023

Europe's energy market faces 3 key challenges this year, the IEA's chief says

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Rishi Sunak told to launch investigation into ‘shocking’ reports Suella Braverman tried to avoid speeding course

Labour is demanding an investigation into reports Home Secretary Suella Braverman asked civil servants to help her avoid a group speeding awareness course to...

by admin May 20, 2023

Rishi Sunak told to launch investigation into 'shocking' reports Suella Braverman tried to avoid speeding course

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Headteachers warn ‘bewildered’ schools need more help to cope with rapid advances in AI

Schools are “bewildered” by advances in AI and do not trust the companies behind the tech to provide adequate regulation, headteachers have warned. Leading...

by admin May 20, 2023

Headteachers warn 'bewildered' schools need more help to cope with rapid advances in AI

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Cost of living: This mum used to travel the world for work – now she even needs to get soap from a foodbank

Chantel Graham never thought she would need to rely on donated toothpaste and soap to keep her two daughters and her house clean. But...

by admin May 20, 2023

Cost of living: This mum used to travel the world for work - now she even needs to get soap from a foodbank

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We’ve been doing our best to save the honeybees – but now there’s a sting in the tail

I’m surrounded by towering glazed walls, concrete pillars and galvanised girders, the intrusive throb of helicopters and rising wail of police sirens. It’s morning...

by admin May 19, 2023

We've been doing our best to save the honeybees - but now there's a sting in the tail

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Rishi Sunak: I’ll win the next election and stay on as PM

Rishi Sunak has confidently backed himself to remain prime minister for another term as he insisted the Conservatives were on track to win the...

by admin May 19, 2023

Rishi Sunak: I'll win the next election and stay on as PM

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Absence in schools is now at crisis point. This is Teddy’s story

The room in the homeless hostel is so small that there is barely enough room for two single beds. This is now home for...

by admin May 18, 2023

Absence in schools is now at crisis point. This is Teddy's story

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Train strikes: 20,000 RMT railway workers to walk out on eve of FA Cup Final

RMT members working for 14 train companies will stage a fresh strike on 2 June in their long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions,...

by admin May 18, 2023

Train strikes: 20,000 RMT railway workers to walk out on eve of FA Cup Final

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Wildfires burn millions of acres in Canada, send oil prices higher

A smoke column rises from wildfire EWF031 near Lodgepole, Alberta, Canada May 4, 2023. Alberta Wildfire | Reuters Wildfires burning across western Canada have...

by admin May 17, 2023

Wildfires burn millions of acres in Canada, send oil prices higher

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Dutch claim international first as North Sea offshore wind farms powered down to protect migratory birds

Wind turbines in the North Sea, off the coast of the Netherlands. As more wind farms are developed, the interaction between turbines and birds...

by admin May 17, 2023

Dutch claim international first as North Sea offshore wind farms powered down to protect migratory birds

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Royalty, Hannah Waddingham and the ghost of Edgar Allan Poe: Seven stand-out moments of Eurovision

A night like no other, this year’s Eurovision was an extravaganza of musical legends and royalty, show stopping acts and political statements – despite...

by admin May 13, 2023

Royalty, Hannah Waddingham and the ghost of Edgar Allan Poe: Seven stand-out moments of Eurovision

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More than 1,500 British troops join annual NATO exercise in Estonia

More than 1,500 British troops are set to train alongside thousands of personnel from NATO-ally countries as part of a major exercise in Estonia....

by admin May 13, 2023

More than 1,500 British troops join annual NATO exercise in Estonia

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Family of ‘beautiful and kind’ great-grandmother struck by Duchess of Edinburgh’s police motorbike escort ‘praying for a miracle’

The family of a “kind and beautiful” grandmother struck by a police motorbike escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh say they are “praying for a...

by admin May 13, 2023

Family of 'beautiful and kind' great-grandmother struck by Duchess of Edinburgh's police motorbike escort 'praying for a miracle'

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Eurovision: Sweden’s Loreen wins contest as Russian missiles hit home town of Ukraine’s contestants

Sweden has won this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, with singer Loreen making history as the first woman to win more than once after first...

by admin May 13, 2023

Eurovision: Sweden's Loreen wins contest as Russian missiles hit home town of Ukraine's contestants

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Arrests, a luxury motorhome and a power couple’s fall: The inside story of SNP police probe

The once “untouchable” SNP is enduring humiliation amid its biggest crisis in decades. The governing party of Scotland has been tearing itself apart in...

by admin May 13, 2023