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The broken state of UK economy is clear; Hunt and Starmer’s solutions are less so
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‘If only Harry were next in line, said a source close to Harry’ – Omid Scobie’s Endgame, digested by John Crace
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Ofsted inspectors not given guidance on distressed headteachers, Ruth Perry inquest hears
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CBI warns of ‘material uncertainty’ over future after sexual misconduct claims
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Boris Johnson considered ‘raid’ on vaccine plant in the Netherlands
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Charities and churches left in financial disarray after Barclays shuts accounts
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Share your experience of taking your theory and practical driving tests
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UK shoppers warned not to buy or eat fake Wonka and Prime bars
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Girl accused of murdering Brianna Ghey claimed to be a satanist, court told
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Barclay family regains control of Telegraph after Abu Dhabi helps pay debt
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Upmarket UK retailers ditch Christmas pud for panettone
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British army may lift beards ban after 300-plus years
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British sprinter Bianca Williams banned from driving for six months
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Britain has been in a 15-year economic slump. This is our route out of it | Torsten Bell
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Public spending is not the only lever Labour can pull, says Starmer
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Sunak’s Rwanda asylum plan: three options after supreme court rejection
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Putting pandas on a plane and Cop28: photos of the day – Monday
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Sellafield: ‘bottomless pit of hell, money and despair’ at Europe’s most toxic nuclear site
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Sellafield nuclear site hacked by groups linked to Russia and China
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Rail strikes: more disruption for passengers in Great Britain this week
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Got rizz? Tom Holland memes propel popularity of 2023 word of the year
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Swansea: man who killed his father pays tribute to him at inquest
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Jeremy Hunt blames Brexit for sparking half-decade of instability
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Cleverly to announce salary threshold rise as part of new migration package
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Crowning glory: British GP wins Mulletfest competition
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Rocco Forte sells 49% of luxury hotel chain to Saudi Arabia
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Police make 630 arrests of climate protesters in London in one month
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Warning: the UK government's hydrogen plan isn’t green at all, it’s another oil industry swindle | Kevin Anderson and Simon Oldridge
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Key questions Boris Johnson is likely to face at Covid inquiry
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British lawyers may be sent to Rwanda as part of asylum plan, minister says
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Spotify cuts more than 1,500 jobs amid rising costs
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James Cleverly tells MPs crackdown will cut annual immigration numbers by about 300,000 – as it happened
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UK would be a climate leader again under Labour, vows Starmer
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BBC likely to receive below-inflation rise in licence fee
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Can we save £15,000 stamp duty on our home purchase if we get married sooner?
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A word to the wise, Keir Starmer: whoever advised you to praise Thatcher got it wrong | John McTernan
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Hundreds prepare for third night with no power in Cumbria after heavy snow
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Chris Packham launches legal challenge over UK’s watering down of climate policies
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Arthur Conan Doyle secretly resented his Sherlock Holmes creation, says historian
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Neglect, deflect, then scapegoat those you’ve exploited: that’s what passes for UK immigration policy | Nesrine Malik
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UK scores expected to fall in Pisa education study
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Robert Jenrick: the rightwinger getting in position for a post-Sunak future
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Rockall fishing rights dispute between Scotland and Ireland deepens
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UK minority ethnic transplant patients face double inequity, MPs say
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‘I’m optimistic’: cancer patient given months to live hopes for stem cell match
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Thousands of UK young people caught watching online child abuse images
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British workers missing out on £10,700 a year as living standards fall
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Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan to receive BFI fellowship
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UK has lacked coherent economic strategy for years, thinktank finds
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60th time lucky: learner driver breaks UK record for sitting theory test
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Average asking price for UK home will fall by 1% in 2024, says Rightmove
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One in 10 households in UK say they missed paying an essential bill
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Welsh couple bereft after bomb squad detonate ornamental garden missile
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All of Us Strangers takes best film and director at British Independent Film Awards
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Keir Starmer: Labour ‘won’t turn on spending taps’ if it wins election
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Rishi Sunak says BBC cuts are ‘welcome’ amid reports of licence fee curbs
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Ant and Dec call for I’m a Celebrity to take a break from political contestants
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Glenys Kinnock: politician, campaigner, and inspiration to many
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Ministers hiding soaring costs of Rwanda deportation plan, says MP
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Thames Water told by auditors it could run out of money by April
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Thousands of new foster carers urgently needed in England, experts say
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Most Garrick club members favour admitting women, poll reveals
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