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Buy now, pay later giant will report purchases paid on time, late payments and unpaid purchases to Experian and TransUnion.

Furious mum Natasha Burton said she blamed the organisers of the trip, brothers Lee and Gareth Greenwood, both former professional rugby players, for the loss of my baby.

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Tom Levitt: What are the dietary changes going on in China today?Barry Popkin: There are three or four big changes taking place. Firstly, people in China are purchasing more and more of their food from retailers, be they convenience stores, medium-sized supermarkets, or mega-markets. And with this is coming an increase in the purchase of processed and prepackaged foods.

The climate emergency is the biggest threat to civilization we have ever faced. However, there is good news: We already have every tool we need to beat it. The challenge is not identifying the solutions, but rolling them out with great speed. Some key sectors are already racing ahead, such as electric vehicles. They are already cheaper to own and run in many places — and when the purchase prices equal those of fossil-fueled vehicles in the next few years, a runaway tipping point would be reach...

Ruth Matthews, executive director of the Water Footprint Network, tells Tom Levitt how food has come to dominate our water use and why China may need to re-think its South-North water transfer project.Tom Levitt: What do you mean by our water footprint?Ruth Matthews: A water footprint generally breaks down into three components. The green water footprint is the water that is

Vicky Foxcroft, Labour's shadow minister for disabled people, made history at PMQs with a question in sign language.