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It is feared that drivers will be reluctant to make the switch to plug-in cars if they believe there are not enough ways to top up quickly. Just 17 per cent of new public chargers in 2021 were rapid versions.

Rage at Trudeau for ending trucker protest intensifies

Price rises come as cost of living crisis continues

Christine Price was trying to find a rental home for her son and girlfriend who are expecting a baby, but was nearly scammed by a woman on Facebook posing as a landlord

Tesla is an early customer for Redwood's recycled battery materials.

Upmarket boroughs Islington, Richmond upon Thames, and Hammersmith and Fulham were the biggest 'winners' with average price rises of over £100,000 since March 2020.

FOLLOWING news that a large East Lancashire employer were set to call in administrators and around a thousand jobs were at risk, Hyndburn MP Sara…

The number of sanctions has shot from a few thousand a month to 50,000 - a similar proportion to before the pandemic - after the DWP brought back face-to-face Jobcentre appointments. And the worst could be yet to come

Elkes Biscuits, in Uttoxeter, was put up for sale last year after the former owners ruled it was 'no longer commercially viable'

Half of the homes bought by landlords in 2022 have had an EPC rating of A-C, but are they jumping the gun on new Government regulations?

Transport for London (TfL) is obliged to honour the agreement, despite the unforeseeable rise in inflation over the last year. TfL has been bailed out by the Government three times since the pandemic.

Lawyers for Musk and Tesla say US regulators seem to be targeting both because Musk is a ‘critic of the government’.