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Slowing heat pump installations putting UK at risk of energy shocks, climate watchdog warns

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Chris Williamson says report is a ‘wake-up call to act’ The UK is experiencing its hottest June days on record in the year’s second heatwave Slowing rates of heat pump installations are putting the UK’s climate targets at risk and exposing the country to geopolitical shocks, the government has been told by its own climate watchdog.
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‘Grit and glitter’: London Museum unveils gallery spaces ahead of opening this November

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By Tom Lowe Verified
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Project will return the General Market building to use for the first time since the 1980s Previous Next The main hub space at the General Market, displaying objects from within living memory The London Museum has shared new images of what its new gallery spaces at Smithfield’s General Market will look like and announced an opening date for this autumn.
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Vision for Old Trafford stadium regeneration scheme to be revealed next month

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Club also closes on deal to acquire land for new stadium site Trafford council will reveal its vision for Allies and Morrison’s 370-acre regeneration project on land surrounding Manchester United’s proposed replacement for Old Trafford stadium next month. Manchester United has also secured the majority of the land required to build the 100,000-seat Foster + Partners-designed stadium, which would be the biggest sporting arena in the UK.
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