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Ministers urged to stick to ticket tout ban amid fears of delay
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Armed forces chief and German counterpart make ‘moral’ case for rearming
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Noel Clarke declared bankrupt months after losing libel case
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Tesco brings back blue and white striped Value logo
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Nigel Farage promises Reform UK spending blitz on May’s local elections
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British campaigner says tech firms behind bid to deport him from US
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Bet365 boss Denise Coates rakes in £280m pay packet despite weaker profits
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Karen Carney says Strictly has ‘fixed me’ and ‘rebuilt my confidence’
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BMA accuses Streeting of ‘scaremongering’ about NHS as strike looms
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Ministers back plans to look at European human rights treaty over migration
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UK: Change European human rights laws interpretation to tackle small boats
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Starmer calls on European leaders to modernise ECHR ahead of gathering
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Acclaimed British photographer Martin Parr dies aged 73
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Meghan’s Netflix Christmas special ‘mad, sad and self-indulgent’, say critics
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Farage says he thought Enoch Powell was right to raise scale of community change
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Farage should apologise after ‘unconvincing’ response to racism claims – Starmer
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Farage insists he did not racially abuse fellow pupils after interview questions
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Nigel Farage denies claims of antisemitic behaviour at Dulwich College
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Streeting rules out bid to challenge Starmer amid ‘unhelpful’ briefing war
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Queen welcomes Booker Prize-winning author at Clarence House
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Donald Trump tells BBC to apologise by Friday or face billion-dollar legal claim
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MPs could be set to debate Andrew Mountbatten Windsor furore
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Phillipson: New year 8 reading test will sit alongside maths and writing tests
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Proposed year 8 tests should not be used to measure schools – review chief
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Wes Streeting warns of NHS staff facing a rising tide of ‘1970s-style racism’
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Reform council leader has ‘no regrets’ after leaked video meeting
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Ex-Reform UK councillor says party shows lack of ‘human decency’
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Pound suffers further falls as UK’s fiscal troubles set to deepen
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UK can ‘defy’ gloomy forecasts despite productivity problems, says Chancellor
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