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What the papers say – September 21

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The ongoing energy crisis leads many of Tuesday’s papers.
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Children’s Commissioner heralds ‘survivor generation’ following landmark survey

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A fifth of children are unhappy about their mental health, making it their top concern, Dame Rachel de Souza found.
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Addison Lee pledges to run all-electric cab fleet by 2023

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Addison Lee has pledged it will operate only electric vehicles from 2023.
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British adults want blood tests which screen for cancer, study finds

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A new survey of over 2,000 adults has found that 75% want to be regularly blood tested for cancer.
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Job vacancies driven by low-paid roles, IFS says

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As many as 8m workers looking to shift to new roles suitable to them may struggle due to the lack of job vacancies for middle and higher earners.
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Cab firm Addison Lee to go fully electric by 2023

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The London cab company said it is investing £160 million to shift its 4,000-strong fleet to electric.
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Business Secretary and energy regulator agree price cap should ‘remain in place’

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It comes after Kwasi Kwarteng said there would be no bailout for energy firms that go to the wall amid rising gas prices.
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Data breach will force ‘left behind’ Afghan interpreters to move, MP claims

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Johnny Mercer added that the treatment of Afghan interpreters had been ‘deeply shameful’.
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Defence Secretary orders probe into Afghan interpreters data breach

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The Ministry of Defence has apologised for breaking data rules.
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Welsh Cambrian Mountains lamb granted protected status

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The Geographical Indication label prevents certain foods and drink from being copied in the UK.
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