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UK Launches £15 Billion Warm Homes Plan with Free Upgrades and Low-Interest Loans — REUTERS / Toby Melville

UK Economy · United Kingdom

UK Launches £15 Billion Warm Homes Plan with Free Upgrades and Low-Interest Loans

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SFO Launches £300m Bribery and Fraud Investigation Into Home REIT's Past Management as Raids Continue

UK Politics · London

SFO Launches £300m Bribery and Fraud Investigation Into Home REIT's Past Management as Raids Continue

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Britain's Serious Fraud Office has arrested six people in an estimated 300 million-pound ($404 million) bribery and fraud investigation into the former management of social housing group Home REIT it said on Wednesday.See the Story

Q&A: What UK’s ‘Warm Homes Plan’ Means for Climate Change and Energy Bills

Climate Change · United Kingdom

Q&A: What UK’s ‘Warm Homes Plan’ Means for Climate Change and Energy Bills

The UK government has released its long-awaited “warm homes plan”, detailing support to help people install electric heat pumps, rooftop solar panels and insulation in their homes. It says up to 5m households could benefit from £15bn of grants and loans earmarked by the government for these upgrades by 2030. Electrified heating and energy-efficient homes are vital for the UK’s net-zero… Source See the Story

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