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Plug in solar panels are coming to UK homes, turning balconies into miniature power stations and making the washing line part of energy policy.
The CMA pricing pressures response monitors key markets, while prices practise saying they have never met a wallet.
Fly tipping licence points could target convicted offenders, while Britain asks a pile of tyres to sit the theory test.
A fridge free vaccine candidate could ease cold chain demands while leaving the laboratory refrigerator with an identity crisis.
A refreshed UK Ireland defence memorandum brings maritime, cyber and air cooperation under one carefully labelled roof.
Women in tech measures offer placements, a girls’ competition and returnships, while Britain searches for the missing workplace key.
A new anti dumping measure on Chinese tin mill imports gives ordinary bean tins an unexpected role in British trade policy.
The Environment Agency is removing abandoned boats from the Upper Thames, giving neglected hulls a very firm checkout time.
The CMA is examining heating oil concerns after reports of cancelled orders and higher replacement quotes for rural households.
The digital ID consultation asks how app based public services should work, allowing Britain to submit a view after locating its password manager.
