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Water companies to pay back £114million to customers after failing to meet targets
Thames Water faces the largest payout, over £101 million, followed by Southern Water at £43 million, reports Danny Halpin
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I thought my drink had been spiked at a party, but I was having a stroke
Joanna said she was 'having the best time' till 'lights started flashing' and her vision blurred, writes Neil Shaw
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I thought my drink had been spiked at a party, but I was having a stroke
Joanna said she was 'having the best time' till 'lights started flashing' and her vision blurred, writes Neil Shaw
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New 'Not for EU' labels hit supermarket shelves - here's what you need to know
The new labels are a result of the 'Windsor Framework', writes Neil Shaw
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New 'Not for EU' labels hit supermarket shelves - here's what you need to know
The new labels are a result of the 'Windsor Framework', writes Neil Shaw
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Five smart ways to keep your home warm and energy costs down this winter
Preparation is key if you want to have a cosy and cost-efficient winter ahead
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Five smart ways to keep your home warm and energy costs down this winter
Preparation is key if you want to have a cosy and cost-efficient winter ahead
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Millions may not be able to vote thanks to outdated rules
The Electoral Commission says processes need to be modernised, reports Christopher McKeon and Lorna Hughes
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Millions may not be able to vote thanks to outdated rules
The Electoral Commission says processes need to be modernised, reports Christopher McKeon and Lorna Hughes
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Things you can do to save your car from winter frost and avoid a hefty fine
It's important to check your car is equipped for the upcoming winter months
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Things you can do to save your car from winter frost and avoid a hefty fine
It's important to check your car is equipped for the upcoming winter months
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Highway Code law change has hit thousands with fines and points
Over 7,000 drivers have been caught using their mobiles following a subtle change to rules, writes Olivia Beeson