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Labour cuts red tape on EV charging points by slashing installation costs by 95% Labour cuts red tape on EV charging points by slashing installation costs by 95%
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HPV jab could protect men from mouth, throat and penile cancers, major study finds HPV jab could protect men from mouth, throat and penile cancers, major study finds
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French far-right leader romantically linked to Italian princess
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Presidential hopeful Jordan Bardella was pictured on a Corsican beach with Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies. (BBC News)
An entire Irish village is on sale for £20m - and it includes a pub and watermill restaurant An entire Irish village is on sale for £20m - and it includes a pub and watermill restaurant
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America’s Furniture Stores Struggle to Survive a Frozen Housing Market
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Retailers are going bankrupt and liquidating as record-low housing turnover leaves fewer customers looking to furnish homes. (New York Times)
Traffic falls on major Sydney and Melbourne roads as fuel crisis sees Australians cut back on driving
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Exclusive: Trips on Sydney’s key thoroughfares have fallen by thousands per day, according to government dataGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastRoad traffic is falling on Australia’s east coast as fuel prices bite, with most key Sydney highways recording 20% fewer weekend trips.The number of trips recorded on Sydney’s key thoroughfares has fallen by thousands of trips a day, according to New South Wales government data shared exclusively with Guardian Australia. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Woman with three deadly diseases has ‘remarkable’ recovery after cell therapy
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Treatment reset wayward immune system of patient with life-threatening conditions, say scientists, in a world firstA woman who lived with three life-threatening autoimmune diseases for more than a decade has returned to a near-normal life after a cell therapy reset her wayward immune system.The 47-year-old had had nine different treatments, none of which had a lasting impact, before receiving the therapy last year at University Hospital Erlangen in Germany. At the time, she required daily blood transfusions and permanent blood thinning medication to control her illness. Continue reading... (The Guardian)