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  ‘It keeps on going’: driving the world’s first production-ready solar car

  The Guardian - Ashifa Kassam in Bardenas Reales de Navarra

  Winding past the ochre-coloured plateaux of the Bardenas Reales natural park in northern Spain, Roel Grooten nudged me to take my foot off the accelerator. The car continued to barrel down the open stretch of road, its speed dipping only slightly. “It keeps on going,” said Grooten, the lead engineer …

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  Soaring debt interest forces Rishi Sunak to borrow £14bn

  The Telegraph - By Tim Wallace

  Rishi Sunak’s hopes of a pre-election tax giveaway are evaporating after surging debt interest payments pushed borrowing up to £14bn, economists have warned. Public sector borrowing rose to £14bn in May - £2bn more than economists expected - cutting the Chancellor’s headroom for further …

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  Robinsons ends Wimbledon sponsorship after 86 years

  bbc.co.uk - BBC News

  Robinsons squash will no longer sponsor Wimbledon, ending a partnership which stretches back to 1935. The soft drink company confirmed on Friday it will not be renewing its deal with the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Robinsons Lemon Barley Water was first officially introduced at Wimbledon in bottles …

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  Car dealer loses court appeal over buyer’s claim £140k Bentley couldn’t tow caravan

  cardealermagazine.co.uk - John Bowman

  A dealership has lost an appeal in a landmark ruling over a £142,000 Bentley that had been bought to tow a caravan – but was unable to do so.Park’s …

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  Think the UK petrol prices are expensive? How we fare in the top 10 countries with the priciest pumps in the world

  Metro - Andrew Gaudion

  As inflation rises and the cost of living crisis worsens, many are starting to feel the pressure of rising prices, particularly for those who …

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  Britain’s hidden online ‘microworkers’ paid less than £4 an hour

  The Guardian - Mattha Busby

  Workers engaging in a rapidly growing form of unregulated internet labour known as microwork are routinely being denied the minimum wage, it can be revealed. An investigation by the thinktank Autonomy and researchers at the University of Exeter and the London School of Economics suggests that …