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The petrol queues seem like a throwback. But at least in the 70s our leaders weren’t so callow | John Harris
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Universities should say sorry to students if staff strike, says union boss
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UK urged to resettle fleeing Afghan women’s football team
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Marcus Rashford calls for universal credit cut to be axed
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Sister Sledge, tango finals and ‘live-art’ snakes: the weekend’s best photos
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‘Excessive tourism can destroy a place’: artist Tony Foster on the rush to the countryside
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Status Quo bassist Alan Lancaster dies aged 72
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UK could face Christmas turkey shortage, says specialist supplier
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How to get cheap tickets for the theatre and opera
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‘Off the scale’: film studios launch post-Covid marketing blitz
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Universal credit cut will lead to more UK children in care – study
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Grant Shapps hits out at ‘manufactured’ crisis as drivers panic-buy fuel
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Food myths busted: dairy, salt and steak may be good for you after all
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May I have a word about… why I need a plumber, not gobbledegook | Jonathan Bouquet
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Spinach stew, okra dip: taste of home on menu at refugee chef school
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WTF! Now swearing on telly is off the taboo list
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Owners face new trap in their bid to sell flats hit by Grenfell cladding crisis
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Coronavirus live: Covid now mentioned on 160,000 UK death certificates; 70 million Americans still unvaccinated
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Sir Keir Starmer is under pressure to deliver the performance of his life | Andrew Rawnsley
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The difficulties of estimating long Covid | David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters
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Boost for Starmer as Unison reportedly backs Labour leadership rules change – live
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Man arrested over killing of London schoolteacher Sabina Nessa
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Old faces of New Labour in Keir Starmer’s inner circle
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When will women feel safe on UK streets?
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‘I have these stories to tell’: the authors trying to diversify children’s books
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Stagecoach takeover could mark end of a profitable era for bus and train tycoons
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Infighting mars start of Labour conference as Starmer and Rayner clash over voting rules
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The Observer view on the fight to succeed Angela Merkel | Observer editorial
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The Observer view on shortages and rationing | Observer editorial
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Emergency visas won’t tempt European lorry drivers to UK, say haulage chiefs
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Channel 4 goes off-air after outage caused by technical problem
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Dump the New Labour playbook, Keir Starmer, and set out your programme for radical change | John McDonnell
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Starmer faces wave of anger over Labour conference chaos
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Chilled food delivery group collapses putting over 400 jobs at risk
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Sabina Nessa killing suspect ‘tried to hide reflective red item’
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The looming winter of discontent – cartoon
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This haunting vision of climate change could concentrate minds at Cop26 | Tim Adams
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Long, cold winter ahead for Britain could keep gas prices soaring to record levels
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What’s in a name? Phil McCann lightens the nation’s mood
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Prison guards, but not mother, get counselling after baby dies in cell
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Back for another bite: why classic 70s and 80s screen classics are new stars of the stage
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Child refugees were ‘dumped’ in unsafe hotel, claims Brighton council
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UK care homes face funding crisis as banks refuse loans
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Police to investigate four deaths at flagship Glasgow hospital
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Teesside airport runway closed after three hurt in light aircraft incident
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Call of the wild: planned Dartmoor crackdown ‘will penalise campers’
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Britain’s Covid-era university students may suffer ‘impostor syndrome’
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Matt Ratana: memorial service to be held for Met officer killed in line of duty
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Sabina Nessa vigil – in pictures
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Panic buying rather than shortages causing queues at UK petrol stations, AA head says
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‘My art is a protest’: disrupting ideas about black people in British rural areas
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Book of condolence opened for Sabina Nessa in Kidbrooke
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Starmer U-turns on party reform plan ahead of Labour conference
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The Secret Negotiator: Cop26 must leave the old diplomacy behind
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‘Vigil portrayed us as malevolent robots’ – submariners torpedo the BBC’s nautical hit
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My Secret Brexit Diary by Michel Barnier review – a British roasting
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Haitians fleeing and Hotel Rwanda case: human rights this fortnight – in pictures
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UK energy crisis: what happens now – and should you switch?
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JP Morgan launches digital-only Chase current account in UK
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’
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We can't fix the social care sector without fixing the way we treat its workers | Angela Rayner
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Fears over NHS plan to close all local ambulance stations in London
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Andrew Neil ‘almost had breakdown’ at GB News
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Labour would empower unions to drive up wages, says Angela Rayner
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Prince Andrew accepts he has been served in US sexual assault lawsuit
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