Guardian Front Page 19th of November 2024
The UK is anticipated to follow the United States in allowing Kyiv to use missiles against Russia, amid concerns of escalating tensions and accusations from Russia of fuelled aggression.
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Ministers are being urged to stop the installation of prepayment meters after revelations that 3.2 million people – or one person every 10 seconds – were left with cold and dark homes last year as they ran out of credit, the Guardian reports. An estimated 600,000 people were forced to make the switch away from credit meters after racking up debt with their energy supplier in 2022 – up from 380,000 in 2021, the paper says.
Guardian Front Page 18th of November 2024
Thames Water is undergoing significant financial and operational challenges, with outdated systems and unresolved safety concerns leaving the water supply vulnerable, while the company manages substantial debt and faces potential cyber threats.
Guardian Front Page 16th of November 2024
The UK’s growing reliance on unhealthy food options significantly impacts the economy, costing an estimated £268 billion annually due to associated healthcare, social, and welfare expenses.
Guardian Front Page 15th of November 2024
More than 250 unpaid carers may face criminal prosecution due to claims of incorrectly receiving benefit payments, prompting calls for ministers to pause the process that has left many in financial difficulty.