内容摘要：Competition economist Dr Cristina Caffarra, told the BBC that while the CMA's statement of objections certainly presented "another headache" for Google, the regulator was merely "joining the club" of those who have already taken action.

Competition economist Dr Cristina Caffarra, told the BBC that while the CMA's statement of objections certainly presented "another headache" for Google, the regulator was merely "joining the club" of those who have already taken action.

The landslip at Christmas saw soil and clay spill across the road and on to Mr Aleksander's drive.However, residents said subsidence in Haden Cross Drive first became evident in January 2024 when a tree fell in nearby woods.

The land has shifted several times since then, with one small night-time slip caught on a camera set up by Mr Aleksander."It definitely woke me up, shocked isn't even the word," he said."They haven't given us a timeline, they haven't given us any reassurance that it's going to be fixed.

"All we've had is a letter through the door saying there will be a temporary fix."In a letter sent to residents on 16 April, seen by the BBC, the firm said engineers had devised a temporary solution that would allow the road to be cleared of debris, but it was currently "unable to provide definitive timescales".

Sewers at Haden Cross have yet to be adopted by Severn Trent Water, at which point their responsibility passes to the water supplier, and the developer footed a bill when they became blocked soon after homes were sold.

Fellow resident Irene Taylor bought her home at Haden Cross at the same time as Mr Aleksander, and said she had yet to receive a water bill since moving in.I don’t think I’ll be switching – I can’t help but like that real coffee is grown by people somewhere – but beanless coffee certainly left me thinking I should investigate the sustainability and ethics of my conventional brew.

Perhaps that does not sound like much. But in the US alone, where 767 million paperback books were sold in 2023, this is equivalent to the electricity use of more than 150,000 homes for a year.Forest loss, paper production and printing, and transport of books are generally the largest contributors to the carbon emissions of printed books.

So, using less wood fibre, and shipping lighter loads, are important ways to reduce the emissions of print books (as well as the costs of producing them).One simple method is reducing the thickness of the paper. Some publishers are turning to subtly thinner paper. There are limits to this: the most lightweight paper may be less durable. And for certain types of books, including art books, there’s a preference for heavier paper.