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Alex Lawson

Verified
London
As seen in: The Guardian, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Daily Mail, The Independent (UK), The Mail on Sunday, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News UK, The London Standard and
Covers:  retail news, electricals, grocery
Doesn't Cover: products
Business correspondent at The Guardian. Previously: MoS, Evening Standard, Independent/i. SWFC sufferer

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Sellafield nuclear site plans cuts as chief says £2.8bn funding ‘not enough’

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By Alex Lawson Verified, Anna Isaac Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Sellafield was last week taken out of special measures for its physical security by the Office for Nuclear Regulation. Sellafield was last week taken out of special measures for its physical security by the Office for Nuclear Regulation. Photograph: David Levene/The Guardian Sellafield has said nearly £3bn in new funding is “not enough” and bosses are now examining swingeing cuts, prompting fears over jobs and safety at the vast nuclear waste dump.
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More rhythm, less algorithm: why Deezer’s boss is vowing to put users in control of their music

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By Alex Lawson Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
More rhythm, less algorithm: why Deezer’s boss is vowing to put users in control of their music Alexis Lanternier: ‘There are stream farms which generate a song, they listen to it for 30 seconds to count as a stream.’ Alexis Lanternier: ‘There are stream farms which generate a song, they listen to it for 30 seconds to count as a stream.’ Photograph: Stephane Grangier It is reassuring to find that even the boss of a music streaming company can have his listening app commandeered by his children.
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Water firms ‘laying groundwork’ to appeal against Ofwat bill rise cap, says Moody’s

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By Alex Lawson Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Water companies are “laying the groundwork” to appeal against Ofwat’s decision to rein in how much they can increase customers’ bills, according to a leading credit rating agency. Moody’s said in a report on the water industry that it expected the companies to take the water regulator’s final ruling on bill rises to the competition watchdog for reconsideration if expectations for returns on investment did not improve.
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