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Property managers have 'failed to invest fees into routine maintenance', say residents

Think tank says ‘regressive’ and ‘unfair’ hydrogen levy ‘can be avoided’ with taxes on carbon heavy industry

Machines have already taken over the drudge work. Now they’re coming for the fun stuff, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The widespread regeneration of the area began in 2006 when the population had declined by more than half

Using phones to work during leisure time and before sleeping contributes to feeling overworked

Yesterday the Government released a report that found rape and sexual assault victims who pre-record their evidence are more likely to have a better experience of the court process. The measure, which has been available in all crown courts in England and Wales since September last year, has made the…

Report also suggests migration could help ensure UK has necessary skills to meet government’s 2050 net zero target

'What are we getting for this massive increase apart from being screwed?'

St Oswald's Church in Bidston has history dating as far back as the 1200s

Hankering for the death penalty may get the deputy chair attention, but it won’t attract working-class voters with genuine problems, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Right-leaning Onward claims Keir Starmer’s party needs to appeal more to ‘left authoritarians’