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Engineer issues warning if condensation keeps appearing on your windows (opens the original)
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Condensation on windows can be a persistent problem going into autumn and the colder months of the year. It's important to remove any moisture from your windows, to avoid mould setting in and causing damage. But if you are taking swift action to wipe away the condensation from your windows in the morning, you may want to think about how you do this. Experts at heating and cooling specialists BOXT have shared some best practices when it comes to dealing with this common issue. You agree you are 1
State pension rules change woman's warning - it's getting 'further away' (opens the original)
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People planning for their retirement have been urged to check how changes to the state pension will affect them. The warning comes as young people voice concerns about saving up for their future - and if there will be a state pension at all when they retire. BBC personal finance show Money Box spoke to three young workers from the Gen Z cohort - those aged roughly 14 to 29 - about their concerns for their financial outlook. There was a lot of cynicism about the state pension and if there will be
RSPCA 'make sure' warning if you catch a spider in your home (opens the original)
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Discovering a spider in your home can be a bit unsettling. Some people can find them creepy to look at, and they can be hard to keep track of and catch if they spin a web in the corner of a room. The little creatures will naturally be drawn inside as the cold weather sets in. But if you do find one in your house, the RSPCA urges caution before you squish it or just pick it up and throw it out the window. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consente
RSPCA 'it's an offence' warning if you have birds visiting your garden (opens the original)
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Little birds visiting your garden can really bring your green space to life, with their colourful wings and varied birdsong. The RSPCA has shared some ideas for how to best support avian visitors - and the legal restrictions that gardeners should be aware of. Dr Rebecca Machin, wildlife expert with the charity, said: "There are hundreds of species of wild birds in the UK, but many face pressures including a loss of suitable habitats for nesting, especially in urban areas." She said there are "pl
'I moved from the UK to Seoul - my rent dropped to £300 and nights out are £10' (opens the original)
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A woman has shared how she found a new lease of life in moving across the world to live in South Korea, and hugely cut her living costs. Robyn Mansir, 27, moved from Manchester to the southeast Asian country four years ago. She says the quality of life is significantly better there, while her housing costs, energy bills and travel costs are much more affordable. She decided to relocate four years ago after finding it impossible to build up savings, despite having a steady job. She is originally
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