India plans to burn 40% more coal use in thermal power
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Day: September 22, 2023
My landlord hiked up my rent by £150 a MONTH and now I’ll have to starve myself or face being homeless
THIS tenant could be left homeless after a shocking rent increase saw his payments skyrocket.
Shane Canning lives with his two dogs in Adelaide, Australia, but could be left without a roof over his head thanks to the cost of living crisis.
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