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How electric vehicles are changing lives on Big Issue's front line

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Free phones are helping 400 people find work after homelessness and unemployment

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What happens when Big Issue vendors get smartphone access? Lives transform

A Big Issue vendor named James sits smiling in his wheelchair, holding magazines and a phone. He wears glasses, a red Big Issue beanie, and a dark jacket. The image is surrounded by illustrated elements including a large smartphone displaying glucose monitoring data (showing 10.7 mmol/L), hearts, and cartoon figures using phones. The background is pink with yellow and white decorative lines. The giffgaff and Big Issue Group logos appear in the top right, with the tagline 'Connecting people to their potential'

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"It's more than just a phone": How digital access is transforming life for Big Issue vendors

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Citroën superfans celebrate the iconic brand's classic past and sustainable future

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Britain’s renting crisis – what it means, why we got here, and what you can do about it

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Four individuals from the Welsh Refugee Council pose together at the Charity Film Awards, standing in front of a backdrop featuring sponsor logos. From left to right: a jubilant woman holding an award, raising her arm in celebration; a woman with a short hairstyle, dressed in a black outfit with a printed scarf; a smiling man in a tweed jacket and glasses; and a man with salt-and-pepper hair, wearing a blazer over a casual shirt. All look thrilled to have just won an award.

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