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Government Urged to Subsidise Energy Bills for Vulnerable UK Households

Leading economic think tanks have called for targeted support worth one hundred and seventy-five pounds for low-income households, arguing that higher heating costs linked to the conflict in Iran could increase the risk of winter poverty.
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AI Chatbots Challenge Traditional News Consumption and Raise Job Concerns
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