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Education Secretary announces £40 million for crisis-hit Dundee University

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Adolescence season 2: Brad Pitt's Plan B in talks with Netflix

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Fundraiser to cover costs for Tony Slattery’s funeral exceeds £8,000 target

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Protesters’ beliefs cannot be used to justify criminal damage, court rules

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Climate protesters do not have ‘carte blanche’ to damage buildings, court told

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Why was Rwanda policy blocked by courts and what is Rishi Sunak’s Plan B?

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Treasury accused of ‘pure dogma’ by Patrick Vallance in pandemic notes

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Why was Rwanda policy blocked by courts and what is Sunak’s Plan B?

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DUP leader blasts Taoiseach’s ‘megaphone diplomacy’ over Northern Ireland

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Irish premier stands by ‘unity in my lifetime’ comment

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Dublin comments ‘unhelpful’ amid efforts to restore Stormont – Heaton-Harris

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‘Science superpower’ status in jeopardy ‘if UK does not join EU Horizon scheme’

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Retailers suffer disappointing January as consumers brace for more bill rises

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Time is running out for science projects amid Horizon limbo – Cambridge academic

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Boris Johnson says Plan B needed to help Ukraine export grain

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UK economic growth slows in February as cost-of-living crisis starts to bite

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Booming clothes shops buck retail decline in February

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Economy erased Omicron hit in January ahead of Russia’s war

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Man admits leaving offensive Covid restrictions voicemails on MP’s office phone

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Worry about impact of Covid at lowest level since start of pandemic – ONS

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Plan for living with Covid-19 to bring country ‘towards a return to normality’

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Johnson: Time is right to move away from ‘state mandation’ on self-isolation

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Only 12% of Government Omicron support funds handed to firms

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Alton Towers owner calls for Treasury to hold off on tourism VAT rise

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Service sector bounces back in January as Omicron curbs ease

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Two fifths of workers have no plans to return to the office

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What are the Covid rules in the four nations of the UK?

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Londoners left divided over masks as Plan B rules relaxed

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Business group urges Government to delay National Insurance rise

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