This is The Guardian.

We're on the roof of a Tesco Extra store in Lincoln.

We've got Lincoln Cathedral and then a sea of solar panels everywhere you look.

What are these doing?

So the solar panels are actually powering 20%

off the store that we're standing on top of.

Tesco aims to be net zero

across its own operations by 2035.

To find out how it plans to get there,

visit TheGuardian.com forward slash Tesco sustainability.

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England's adult social care system is on the brink. An aging population, a massive funding

squeeze and a recruitment crisis have all left this essential

service at breaking point.

Social care sector will break and will maybe sustain for a matter of months before people

close down and there will be no social care.

This week we're on the road in Greater Manchester to get an idea of what a day in the life of a care worker looks like and look at the fragile state of adult social care.

People do not want to go to work for £12 an hour and do the job that we're doing when you can go to Tesco and get exactly the same.

For years and years, governments have postponed and ignored the need for serious reform.

And given that Labor now seems focused on the benefit system and an NHS shake-up,

a sustainable future for social care looks more distant than ever.

Ahead of Rachel Reeve's spring financial statement next week,

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