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Centrica boss calls for 'social tariff' as British Gas profits soar
The boss of British Gas's parent company has called again for a "social tariff" to allow less well-off Brits to pay less for their gas and electricity. The call comes as the energy supplier announced a large increase in profit.
Real life of Channel 5 Too Good To Be True's Kara Tointon - actress sister, famous exes and filming injuries
Kara Tointon has been on British TV screens for as long as most of us can remember. Her first appearance on EastEnders was initially in 1994 - a full 30 years ago.
Too Good to Be True on Channel 5 - What it's about, how many episodes and who's in the cast
A new Channel 5 thriller that asks 'What if you got what you always dreamed of?' is about to hit screens, and it's fair to say the answer is 'nothing good'. Imagine if someone gave you a job you enjoyed for more money and fewer hours - no questions.
'Thank you M.E.N. readers - your generosity is nothing short of mind-blowing'
Food bank charity Humans MCR has thanked Manchester Evening News readers for their incredible generosity after donations to our Christmas appeal passed the £5,000 mark - with the total now topping £13,844.
'How do we fix the NHS for the future when the crisis is so big?'
Plans for how to make Greater Manchester’s NHS fit for the future came under scrutiny as health bosses asked how they prepare for an onslaught of population health woes when the NHS is under such strain right now.
Fighting poverty in Europe: Meet the people who are making a difference
The current European Commission has pledged to reduce the number of people living in poverty by 15 million by 2030 – but due to the global pandemic, the war in Ukraine, inflation and rising energy prices, the trend has actually gone the other way, with the past three years seeing the number of people in poverty rising by 3 million.
'We can't leave people behind': EU Cohesion Commissioner on levelling up
Ferreira tells Armen Georgian: "We just published a staff document which shows that when regions are kind of forgotten, when they're left behind, also politically, they tend to feel that, 'well, if the global economic system is to complex, too sophisticated, if I cannot fit in, if I cannot survive in it, then I’m against it.' So countries have to really reflect on the cost of imbalances. If we want our democracies to keep running normally, we can't leave people behind."