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The UK's first 3D printed houses will go to homeless veterans
The UK's first 3D printed houses will go to homeless veterans
Number of renters facing eviction at ‘highest level ever’
Number of renters facing eviction at ‘highest level ever’
Civil servants announce strike ‘reaching into every corner of public life’
Civil servants announce strike ‘reaching into every corner of public life’
The UK is on course for the worst post-pandemic jobs recovery of all rich Western nations
The UK is on course for the worst post-pandemic jobs recovery of all rich Western nations
Families will be given 'fruit and veg prescriptions' to tackle chronic disease and food poverty
Families will be given 'fruit and veg prescriptions' to tackle chronic disease and food poverty
Inequality is widening in the UK and family wealth is the driving factor
Inequality is widening in the UK and family wealth is the driving factor
Insulating social homes could slash household heating bills by over £550
Insulating social homes could slash household heating bills by over £550
Zayn Malik calls on Rishi Sunak to offer free school meals to all children in poverty
Zayn Malik calls on Rishi Sunak to offer free school meals to all children in poverty
Brewdog labels itself ‘anti-sponsor’ of Qatar World Cup... but will still show it
Brewdog labels itself ‘anti-sponsor’ of Qatar World Cup... but will still show it
'Cash-starved' firefighters warn they may not be able to cope with Bonfire Night calls
'Cash-starved' firefighters warn they may not be able to cope with Bonfire Night calls
Train strikes called off as union RMT enters talks with Network Rail
Train strikes called off as union RMT enters talks with Network Rail
Pattie Boyd reveals final moments with ex-husband George Harrison
Pattie Boyd reveals final moments with ex-husband George Harrison
Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck among 500 restaurants raising money for homeless people
Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck among 500 restaurants raising money for homeless people
New anti-protest law could criminalise someone for tying up a loud dog outside a cafe
New anti-protest law could criminalise someone for tying up a loud dog outside a cafe
UK organisations still taking millions from Sackler family as museums rush to cut ties over opioid crisis
UK organisations still taking millions from Sackler family as museums rush to cut ties over opioid crisis
Employers are increasingly leaving salaries off job adverts despite pay transparency campaign
Employers are increasingly leaving salaries off job adverts despite pay transparency campaign
Radio 1's Greg James to judge Big Issue Christmas Kids Cover Competition
Radio 1's Greg James to judge Big Issue Christmas Kids Cover Competition
Tory MP suggests home drainage systems are to blame for sewage being dumped in the sea
Tory MP suggests home drainage systems are to blame for sewage being dumped in the sea
Meet the mums calling for immediate reform of childcare and flexible working
Meet the mums calling for immediate reform of childcare and flexible working
Rough sleeping in London up 25% in one year - and outreach workers fear it will get worse
