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Man jailed over antisemitic attack on man wearing Jewish head covering
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Child dies in hospital as pair arrested on suspicion of Slough murder
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Labour ‘have to make our case’ to voters ahead of May contests, Steve Reed says
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Teacher barred for sending former pupil money and buying fast food for students
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Woman's body found in Iceland car park after welfare concerns raised
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Pickaxe-wielding thugs storm kebab shop in shocking street clash
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Office workers flocked to travel hubs closer to home in 2025, data shows
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London man, 36, charged with ‘rape’ of woman in town centre park
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'With all the traffic in London it's faster to travel from Slough'
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Woman shot by husband on Valentine’s Day after trying to escape relationship
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Tesco in Slough trials 'prison-like' security scanners to tackle theft
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Full list of local fertility rates in England and Wales
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Fertility rate for England and Wales falls to new record low
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Royal Family have travelled by train for more than 180 years
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Drug kingpins who plotted murder of rival jailed for life
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Man, 20, in court on terror charges after alleged arson attacks and bomb hoax
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Oasis star Noel Gallagher’s Bentley goes on sale for £1.2 million
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New appeal launched a week after police officer seriously injured in crash
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Suspect charged with attempted murder after police officer hurt in crash
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Three remain in custody over crash that left policeman in critical condition
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Police officer fighting for his life after collision while on duty is named
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Police officer fights for life as pair arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
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Search for girl, 11, who drowned at water park was ‘like a nightmare’
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No deep water warnings at leisure park beach where girl drowned, inquest hears
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Shoppers face price rises as Houthis continue Red Sea disruption, Healey warns
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Waiting times for large social homes hit 100 years in some areas – analysis
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‘Fantasy figure’ to claim families £3,500 poorer under Labour, says Starmer
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Huge rise in demand for flexible work spaces in suburbs since Covid
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Jay McGuiness on Catholicism being ‘too judgmental’ as he does pilgrimage
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