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Germany ranks as the worst G10 nation for real wage growth with UK sitting mid-table
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16 February 2023
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Government needs to take action as 80% of UK drivers won’t buy electric vehicles due to rise in electricity costs
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16 February 2023
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EverCraft Ecotechnologies creates future market with innovative solution from ecoCNTs
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26 July 2022
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Germany ranks as the worst G10 nation for real wage growth with UK sitting mid-table
standard.co.uk
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16 February 2023
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Government needs to take action as 80% of UK drivers won’t buy electric vehicles due to rise in electricity costs
standard.co.uk
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16 February 2023
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EverCraft Ecotechnologies creates future market with innovative solution from ecoCNTs
London Business Post
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11 February 2023
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Unilever raises full-year sales forecasts after price hike
standard.co.uk
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26 July 2022
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What is an after dinner speaker and what do they do
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Why does the metaverse look so… normal?
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8 April 2022
In the metaverse, you can basically do anything you want, so why does it all look much like our normal world, ask Luke Pearson and Sandra Youkhana
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Researchers reverse ageing in human cells by 30 years – study
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8 April 2022
Experts suggest that, while in their early stages, the findings could eventually revolutionise regenerative medicine.
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Why does the metaverse look so… normal?
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7 April 2022
In the metaverse, you can basically do anything you want, so why does it all look much like our normal world, ask Luke Pearson and Sandra Youkhana
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Scientists stumped by ‘mini epidemic’ in child hepatitis cases
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7 April 2022
Officials in England and Scotland investigating more than 70 cases of liver inflammation among young children
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Study finds uranium contamination in two-thirds of US community water system
Independent
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7 April 2022
Studies have found links between uranium exposure and increased risk of hypertension, heart disease and kidney damage
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New bot can spot nine out of 10 depressed Twitter users, scientists say
Independent
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7 April 2022
Findings may pave way for social media platforms to proactively flag mental health concerns with users
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A code change could slash crytpo energy use, so why is it not being used?
Independent
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6 April 2022
Greenpeace has claimed that a slight change to the bitcoin code could reduce its carbon footprint by 99.9 per cent, but why won’t it happen any time soon? Peter Howson explains
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Stargazing in April: Catch the wolf’s tail this month
Independent
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6 April 2022
We see the zodiacal light most clearly when the line of the zodiac rises almost vertically above the horizon, writes Nigel Henbest
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The fashion capital of the prehistoric world has been revealed
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6 April 2022
How Stonehenge era Europe’s largest settlement thrived on ivory, gold rock crystal and amber
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The fashion capital of the prehistoric world has been revealed
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6 April 2022
How Stonehenge era Europe’s largest settlement thrived on ivory, gold rock crystal and amber
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