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Male migrant detainees caught looking into women’s bedrooms, report finds
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Robert Burns cup returns to Scotland after more than 100 years in Australia
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Crime fiction meets real-world fraud as authors help to raise awareness of scams
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Star speaks out after being ‘told I wouldn’t be continuing on Gladiators’
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Grenfell fire chief describes ‘granular horror’ and courage at tower disaster
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Taylor Wimpey cautions over another earnings drop in 2026 in tough market
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Taylor nudges down annual earnings forecast after budget uncertainty hit sales
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Rivals and Ludwig take home prizes at International Emmy Awards
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Brian May hints Queen will be stars of new Abba Voyage-style AI hologram show
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Swinney ‘open’ to grooming gangs inquiry as he praises courage of survivors
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Swinney urged by grooming gangs victim to launch national inquiry
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‘Legal shadow’ over Wimbledon expansion plans sparks ‘get a grip’ plea in Lords
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Sir Gary Oldman says Slow Horses has been one of the most ‘joyful’ experiences
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Taylor Swift ‘brought great deal of attention’ to NFL, says league commissioner
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Police investigating threats over council’s flag removal plans
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Travis Kelce says there were ‘a few tears’ when he proposed to Taylor Swift
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Stocks mixed but pound up after Bank of England rate cut
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Dry summer boosts sunflower crop but varied weather ‘puts farms under pressure’
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Taylor Wimpey slumps to loss on £222m fire safety hit
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British Business Bank invests in entrepreneurs in £6.6bn funding commitment
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Doctor who pronounced victim dead in 1967 gives evidence in murder trial
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Man who killed ‘selfless’ father by punching him outside nightclub is jailed
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Southport families call for inquiry to bring accountability
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Real patriots would seek to reject meddling Musk, says Blunkett
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Winners of Gladiators: Celebrity Special crowned
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Rob Beckett says family ‘laughed in my face’ when he signed up for Gladiators
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Policies are being ‘Taylor-ed Swift-ly’ under Labour, Tory peer tells Lords
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What the papers say – October 13
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What the papers say – October 9
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