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Rishi Sunak weaponizes net zero as election looms – POLITICO

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LONDON — Rishi Sunak has rolled the dice on weaponizing net zero for electoral advantage. No one knows if it will pay off — and some say it’s already costing him dearly.

In a Downing Street speech on Wednesday — coincidentally on the very afternoon the UN hosted talks in New York on increasing climate ambition — the British prime minister took a red pen to some of his

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7 underrated action movies from the 2000s you need to watch in August

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Action movies remain one of the most reliable genres in Hollywood. Bad comedies are unwatchable if the jokes don’t work, and poor horror is dull if the scares aren’t there. But an action movie usually has one or two scenes that make these types of films watchable. Frankly, most of them are entertaining. Who doesn’t love to watch highly choreographed fights, elaborate shootouts, and death-defying stunts?

Thanks to streaming, many of the underseen and underappreciated action films of the 2000s

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Preise für Klatyn (KLAY) und Enjin Coin (ENJ) steigen, Collateral Network (COLT) als Must-Have für Ihr Portfolio bezeichnet?

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Wenn Sie den Kryptowährungsmarkt beobachten, haben Sie wahrscheinlich den bemerkenswerten Aufwärtstrend der Preise von Klatyn (KLAY) und Enjin Coin (ENJ) bemerkt. Ein weiterer digitaler Vermögenswert ist jedoch Summen erzeugen unter Investoren mit seiner Strömung Vorverkauf Und projizierte 35-fache Gewinne – Sicherheitennetz (COLT). In diesem ausführlichen Artikel werden wir die Faktoren hinter den steigenden Preisen von KLAY und ENJ analysieren und aufdecken, warum COLT eine ist vielversprechende Investitionsmöglichkeit.

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Lockdown’s collateral cancer burden: 40 THOUSAND tumours were ‘missed’ in first year of pandemic

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Almost 40,000 cancers went undiagnosed during the first year of Covid, according to official statistics which lay bare the ‘true and catastrophic impact’ of the pandemic.

Just 290,000 people in England were told they had cancer in 2020, down by roughly a tenth on one year earlier — the biggest drop logged since records began half a century ago. It was also the fewest annual diagnoses in a decade.

It means 100 fewer Britons daily were told they had cancer,

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