Greta Thunberg says she will no longer speak at a climate event, accusing a sponsor of greenwashing by investing in companies tied to the fossil fuel industry

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Greta Thunberg speaks at the UN Climate Action Summit in New York, New York on September 23, 2019.

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The world's largest banknote printer says printing money isn't that profitable anymore

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A shopkeeper passes a customer their change in GBP pound sterling ten and twenty pound notes, at a shop in east London on March 31, 2023.
The world's largest banknote printer says printing money isn't that profitable anymore.

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Photos show how a Medieval English village with a 14th-century church and historic lighthouse is crumbling into the sea

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The end of a tarmac road shows the devastation caused by coastal erosion of the cliff face in the village of Happisburgh on November 06, 2019 in Great Yarmouth, England.
The end of a tarmac road shows the devastation caused by coastal erosion of the cliff face in the village of Happisburgh on November 6, 2019.

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Subway is giving out free Cadbury Creme Egg sandwiches in the UK ahead of Easter weekend — and it is surprisingly not a late April Fools' joke

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A close-up of the Subway Cadbury Creme Egg sandwich melt with chocolate oozing out of the bread.
A close-up of Subway's Cadbury Creme Egg sandwich melt.

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Gen Z is smoking and drinking less and that's cost the UK government $17 billion, says Bloomberg

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Some younger people are shunning alcohol or not drinking it at all.

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Home prices are plummeting everywhere but the US. Blame America's favorite mortgage.

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London's 'The Holme' is the world's most expensive home for sale with a reported asking price around $300 million

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A lake and a reflection of The Holme in London's Regent's Park
A reflection of The Holme in London's Regent's Park

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Eerie photos show the Great Smog of London in 1952, which killed 12,000 people and changed the way the world saw air pollution

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A policeman used a flare to guide cars through traffic during the Great Smog in 1952.
A policeman used a flare to guide cars through traffic during the Great Smog in 1952.

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