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 The Guardian.com forward slash Tesco sustainability.

This message was paid for by Tesco.

The first thing you do in the morning is pick up your phone. A phone made of rare earth metals

extracted from the DRC, where rebel groups use the revenues from mining these minerals to purchase

weapons. You roll out of bed and pull on some clothes manufactured by a multinational corporation

that outsources its production to sweatshops in Bangladesh. All this before you've stepped out of your overpriced

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Keir Starmer has taken a break from international diplomacy and has been making the case for sweeping changes to sickness and disability benefits

and, to be more specific, cuts.

We inherited a system which is broken, it is indefensible, economically and morally,

and we must and we will reform it.

There's huge fear about what's going to happen and rising anger and bafflement on Starmer's own side.

I can't look my constituents in the eye. and rising anger and bafflement on Starmer's own side.

I can't look my constituents in the eye.

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