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Josie Clarke's focus is predominantly on local retail, consumer spending, and energy-related topics in Cardiff and the United Kingdom. She often cites data and government announcements to support her articles.
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By: Kirstie McCrum, Josie Clarke
The partial solar eclipse on Wednesday will be the most dramatic show since the total eclipse in 1999, but eye doctors have warned people not to use uncertified glasses when looking directly at the Sun
By: Storm Newton, Kirstie Mccrum, Josie Clarke
Eye safety experts warn that uncertified or fake viewing glasses could cause serious retinal damage
By: Kirstie Mccrum, Storm Newton, Josie Clarke
The partial solar eclipse will be visible in the UK on Wednesday
Looking straight at the Sun for even brief periods can cause permanent vision damage
By: Josie Clarke, Kirstie McCrum, Storm Newton
Solar eclipse watchers looking forward to witnessing one of the biggest solar eclipses in almost three decades have been given a warning over ‘knock-off' protective glasses.
By: Josie Clarke
Consumer demand for cool clothes and garden accessories was a bright spot in an otherwise glum July for retailers as the relentless heat took its toll, figures show.
Eight tests found the packaging could not keep injections below 8C once outdoor temperatures passed 30C, Boots said.
By: Josie Clarke
Injectable treatments such as Wegovy and Mounjaro must remain stored below 8C to ensure their quality and overall effectiveness.
By: Josie Clarke, Holly Williams
Millions of households are set to see unexpected increases to their water bills after the industry watchdog gave suppliers the provisional go-ahead for an extra £3.4 billion in spending.
By: Josie Clarke
More than 60% of adults have not bought sunscreen so far this year despite the run of heatwaves, a survey suggests.
