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How Europe’s housing crisis is fuelling a new movement
As soaring rents and house prices across Europe feed into the political discourse, campaigners believe they h...
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How gold surpassed cocaine as Peru’s most profitable criminal industry
As gold prices surge, illegal mining has laid waste to swathes of Tambopata National Reserve’s rainforest
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Ukraine war briefing: Russian attacks force closure of Ukraine’s largest steelmaker
Closure another blow to Ukraine’s steel sector, as Zelenskyy warns Moscow is expanding its targets to include...
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‘I don’t know how I cooked without it!’: 15 everyday items that make your life a teeny bit better
Breathable bedding, slanted tweezers and an indispensable garlic press … here are the buys you wish you’d disc...
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My school report was a comprehension test for me and my mother
Brief letters: Must try harder | Spoiler alert | House guests | Heirloom kitchen gadgets | Diesel and beer pri...
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The best dehumidifiers: 14 favourites to beat damp and cut bills, tested
Fed up with condensation, mould and musty smells? A dehumidifier could help – plus, they’re a cheaper way to d...
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Is tech the secret to a more analogue life? How gadgets, apps and tips could actually reduce your screen time
It’s often thought of as the problem, but what if the right technology could help us switch off and live more...
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‘Everything is golden’: readers’ tips for a great autumn day out in the UK
With autumn officially here, our readers savour days of fruitful mellowness, from Cornwall to Loch Lomond
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I need smart glasses. How else can I monetize every second of my life?
They’re the latest technological innovation no one asked for – now with added consent issues!
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Squeezy olive oil bottles, Meghan’s pot filler tap and the rise of ‘cheffy’ kit in home kitchens
Social media ‘chefluencers’ and open restaurant kitchens have made chefs more visible and inspired aspirationa...
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Whisks galore! Old kitchen gadgets through the years
Letters: In response to a letter, Barbara Foster still uses wedding presents from 1966, and Pete Lavender rues...
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‘How we cut our annual energy bills from £2,000 to £100’
Solar panels and batteries are helping a family slash their bills as they embrace a smarter, greener lifestyle