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From romps to smacks: The funniest animal group names and where they came from
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Energy bill price hike takes effect as record numbers struggle with debt
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Buyout firm Epiris has appetite to swallow Princes Foods
A British buyout firm is hoping to triumph in a two-way battle for Princes Foods, one of Britain’s biggest tinned produce manufacturers.Sky News understands that Epiris wants to secure a deal to buy Princes within days. Epiris has been bidding against Italy’s Newlat in recent weeks, with both said to remain in the running.Princes produces …
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Remedies for the morning after: 12 hangover cures from around Europe
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Lessons on the economy from 2023 and forecasts for 2024
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Russia batters Ukraine after deadly border city attack
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Netanyahu thanks US for weapons sales, vows Hamas war will continue
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The week in pictures: More than 21,000 killed in Gaza as Christmas is celebrated
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AI and European elections: Could new technology be fomenting Euroscepticism?
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Zero carbon wine bottles? How the UK could lead a green revolution
If you crack open a bottle of something – be it wine, water or soft drinks – over the festive season, there’s a good chance the glass came from the Encirc factory in Cheshire.Here, on the banks of the River Mersey, you will find one of the world’s largest glass factories. They take sand from …
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UK could be at forefront of green Industrial Revolution with carbon cluster plans – here’s why
If you crack open a bottle of something – be it wine, water or soft drinks – over the festive season, there’s a good chance the glass came from the Encirc factory in Cheshire.Here, on the banks of the River Mersey, you will find one of the world’s largest glass factories. They take sand from …
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Telegraph finance chief to leave amid Abu Dhabi deal probe
The finance chief of The Daily Telegraph’s parent company is to leave amid a government-commissioned probe into the newspaper’s takeover by a state-backed Abu Dhabi investment vehicle.Sky News has learnt that Cormac O’Shea, who has been Telegraph Media Group’s (TMG) chief financial officer since the autumn of 2021, is likely to step down in the …

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