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Body of a 78 y-o male recovered midday yesterday from the beach of Kotsina, Gulf of Pournia, Limnos.
Low-income renters totally priced out of housing market, data showsMillions of private renters on low incomes are being almost totally priced out of the housing market, as new data shows just 4% of homes are affordable.Research by Crisis and Zoopla shared exclusively with ITV News lays bare the near collapse of rent affordability for households receiving housing benefit to help pay their rent.In some parts of the England, there are no affordable properties at all with the cost of rent outstripping incomes.
Chatsworth House: Duke of Devonshire launches 'luxury' shepherd huts for £140-a-nightThe Duke of Devonshire has launched ‘handcrafted’ shepherd’s huts with ‘luxury features’ outside the Peak Park starting at £140-a-night.
Boots to close 300 UK pharmacies over the next year
Boris Johnson not a ‘good chap’ and broke rules with new Daily Mail role, says watchdogFormer prime minister did not obtain approval from advisory committee on business appointments before first column published
Rishi Sunak seen using erasable-ink pens on official documents and in meetingsRishi Sunak routinely uses pens with erasable ink to make hand-written notes on official documents and in government meetings, prompting concerns over Downing Street secrecy, the Guardian has learned.The prime minister has regularly been pictured using the disposable Pilot V fountain pens during his time as chancellor and prime minister, most recently while taking notes during the Cabinet meeting two weeks ago.The pens, which retail for £4.75, carry an “erasable ink” logo and are marketed by the Japanese stationery company as “ideal for those learning to write with ink because if you make a mistake, the ink erases using standard ink eradicators”.Sunak’s use of the pens has raised concerns that his hand-written notes could be erased from official papers handed over to the government archives or to independent investigations, such as the official Covid inquiry.
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