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"Unless this decision is reversed, the stark reality is that people who have experienced the shock and trauma of crime, including domestic-abuse and sexual-violence survivors, will have to go without vital support."

But a recent report by end-of-life charity Marie Curie cited data showing around 100,000 go without, with half of families unhappy about the care their loved ones receive when they die.

Prices rose in October and with a similar level now confirmed for the rest of the winter, charities are warning many will struggle to cope with bills or choose to go without heating at the coldest time of year.

Young viewers are getting information from TikTok, YouTube and Elon Musk’s X, skipping the evening news broadcasts and cable shows as they go without pay TV subscriptions.

This should go without saying, but no bamboo was ever found.