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Published in: Home: NewsGas industry invents new term to ‘greenwash’ sales of new boilers
Exclusive: Vaillant accused of misleading consumers to sell boilers that will never run on green energy
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Published in: Home: NewsExclusive: Home Office stops feeding Afghans still stuck in hotels
Councils left to find homes for more than 500 Afghans, 300 of them children, as Home Office winds down support
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Landlords’ lobbying ahead of Sunak U-turn on green homes
Propertymark and National Residential Landlords’ Association urged Tories to weaken energy efficiency rules for rentals
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Published in: Home: NewsClimate activists face ‘crippling’ legal fees for injunctions banning protest
Protesters facing criminal convictions are being punished twice as National Highways and TfL seek costly injunctions
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Published in: Home: NewsCovid inquiry finds government wrongly labelled some evidence ‘irrelevant’
Battle to keep Boris Johnson’s WhatsApps and diaries secret is partial success – but some could now be made public
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office said sacked immigration watchdog was ‘excessively critical’
Exclusive: Emails show officials felt independent inspector wasn’t ‘positive’ enough in wake of critical report
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: Opinion5 ways to start repairing the damage of the Illegal Migration Act
The Illegal Migration Act makes life harder for modern slavery survivors. Here's how we start repairing the damage
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Published in: Home: NewsTories have taken £291,000 in gifts from airports as Sunak eyes runway U-turn
Donations raise eyebrows with Rishi Sunak expected to reject Climate Change Committee advice on banning expansions
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Published in: Home: AnalysisHow the UK’s arms trade funnels public cash into private pockets
The Ministry of Defence’s leading suppliers have paid shareholders billions from a cruel industry beset by failures
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office still hasn't followed 2019 advice on preventing detainee deaths
Safety measures were recommended following two suicide attempts at Heathrow detention centre four years ago
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Published in: Home: InvestigationRevealed: ‘Mass suicide attempt’ at immigration centre after detainee death
Charity warns of “extreme distress” among detainees as documents reveal harrowing incident after Frank Ospina died
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Published in: Home: NewsDomestic violence victims being made homeless or forced to live with abusers
In some cases, survivors have been sexually or physically assaulted after councils failed to house them
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: OpinionLabour must end the demonisation of economic migrants
The Labour Party has a real opportunity to propose compassionate immigration policies in its election manifesto
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Published in: Home: InvestigationBritish Gas advisers caught making false promises about ‘green’ boilers
Exclusive: Staff wrongly tell our reporter hydrogen will replace gas and that new boilers can burn it
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Published in: Home: NewsStopping bogus legal action against reporters requires new laws, say experts
Experts welcome new task force set up to stop rich and powerful from silencing journalists, but say it’s not enough
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Published in: Home: News‘Banning no-fault evictions won’t stop landlords making us homeless’
The government has touted the Renters Reform Bill as a fix for tenants facing unfair eviction. But there’s a problem
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Published in: Home: AnalysisHow big business took over the Labour Party
Corporate lobbyists have successfully pushed Keir Starmer’s party to ditch its progressive policies
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Published in: Home: News‘We’ve been told nothing’, say families on Essex estate built using RAAC
Exclusive: Council housing tenants on a Basildon estate built using RAAC say no one has ever flagged it as an issue
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office wrong to let police ‘call the shots’ on rogue cops, experts say
Exclusive: Critics say Braverman is returning to a police disciplinary system that let officers ‘mark own work’
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Published in: Home: NewsRAAC scandal spreads to housing as estate revealed to contain aerated concrete
Government has no plans to pay for work on risky housing despite warnings of ‘cladding-style crisis in the making’