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U.K. politicians have pledged to quadruple solar generation by 2035. There is one problem — no one wants to live next door to acres of fields crammed with solar panels.
Theresa May: The Brexit prime minister who should have been great
Westminster says farewell to Britain’s second female premier brought down by her party’s civil war over Europe.
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