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Should taxpayers pay for solar panels to be installed on homes?

Should taxpayers pay for solar panels to be installed on homes?
Emergent Energy’s Reg Platt changed the law to allow people living in flats to install solar panels on the roof of their homes. He tells Big Issue that anyone looking to drive the clean energy revolution must look beyond the government
Labour's apprenticeship reforms aim to train the next generation – but do they go far enough?

Labour's apprenticeship reforms aim to train the next generation – but do they go far enough?
Good news for renters – the rental boom is finally over, says Zoopla

Good news for renters – the rental boom is finally over, says Zoopla
Auto-enrol eligible children for free school meals to end 'postcode lottery', government told
Auto-enrol eligible children for free school meals to end 'postcode lottery', government told
Labour pledge to end use of asylum hotels 'good for refugees, the taxpayer and communities'
Labour pledge to end use of asylum hotels 'good for refugees, the taxpayer and communities'
Labour reveals £1bn plan to replace household support fund for poorest families

Labour reveals £1bn plan to replace household support fund for poorest families
What was in Rachel Reeves' historic spending review – and what was missing?

What was in Rachel Reeves' historic spending review – and what was missing?
Rachel Reeves announces 'biggest cash injection into social housing in 50 years'

Rachel Reeves announces 'biggest cash injection into social housing in 50 years'
Meet the lawyers stepping in to help homeless people rebuild: 'People don't know their rights'

Meet the lawyers stepping in to help homeless people rebuild: 'People don't know their rights'
PIP literally saved my life. Now I fear Labour's benefit cuts will take it all away

PIP literally saved my life. Now I fear Labour's benefit cuts will take it all away
Rough sleeping to finally be decriminalised with scrapping of 'cruel' 200-year law

Rough sleeping to finally be decriminalised with scrapping of 'cruel' 200-year law
This adorable robot is helping us learn more about children, autism and the way humans connect

This adorable robot is helping us learn more about children, autism and the way humans connect
I spent more than 20 years homeless and battling addiction. Giving me a home turned my life around

I spent more than 20 years homeless and battling addiction. Giving me a home turned my life around
Influencer Nikki Lilly: 'Disabled people are at the bottom of the barrel – we need more allies'

Influencer Nikki Lilly: 'Disabled people are at the bottom of the barrel – we need more allies'
Majority of pensioners to get winter fuel payment: 'Finally the chancellor has seen sense'

Majority of pensioners to get winter fuel payment: 'Finally the chancellor has seen sense'
What could be in Rachel Reeves' spending review – and what should be?

What could be in Rachel Reeves' spending review – and what should be?
This housing project claims it could save Labour millions on housing asylum seekers in hotels

This housing project claims it could save Labour millions on housing asylum seekers in hotels
'I was dying in silence': How childcare becomes a daily battle for survival for migrant families

'I was dying in silence': How childcare becomes a daily battle for survival for migrant families
Labour's disability benefit cuts will force nearly half a million people to turn to food banks

Labour's disability benefit cuts will force nearly half a million people to turn to food banks
'How many more children must die?': British Palestinians plead with UK to act as Gaza's people starve

'How many more children must die?': British Palestinians plead with UK to act as Gaza's people starve
'Starmer needs to be more scared of us than Reform': Zack Polanski on how the Greens can outflank Farage

'Starmer needs to be more scared of us than Reform': Zack Polanski on how the Greens can outflank Farage
Tens of thousands of households face a 'triple hit' of benefit cuts as part of Labour's reforms

Tens of thousands of households face a 'triple hit' of benefit cuts as part of Labour's reforms
How a Manchester community welcomed the return of the swifts

How a Manchester community welcomed the return of the swifts
Over 1.5 million Brits are unpaid carers for over 50 hours per week. Too often, they're 'invisible'

Over 1.5 million Brits are unpaid carers for over 50 hours per week. Too often, they're 'invisible'
Benefit cuts will have 'catastrophic impact' on mentally ill people: 'Some will struggle to survive'
