Paddy McGuinness and Andrew Flintoff to host BBC's Top Gear
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I have £25,000 in credit card debt – can I get a mortgage?
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A mountain for Merseyside: why have Las Vegas boulders landed in Liverpool?
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Universal credit is backward step in tackling domestic abuse, MPs warn
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UK’s science reputation 'at risk if academic visa issues not resolved'
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Cash might no longer be king, but at least it can still educate | Ian Jack
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Addison Lee aims to deploy self-driving cars in London by 2021
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Egypt denies organ theft claims after death of British tourist
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NHS trusts fear this winter could be ‘more difficult than the last’
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Westminster bullying scandal: pressure mounts to enact inquiry proposals
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UK universities face grade inflation crackdown
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Philip Hammond urged to make moves to end austerity
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A third of dual fuel tariffs will exceed government price cap
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28,000 jobs at risk in north of England over low-carbon economy
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Out of time: no-deal Brexit could cause clock quandary for Belfast
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Plastic straws and cotton buds could be banned within a year
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Former Met police chief urges rethink on cannabis
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EU withdrawal deal is 95% settled, Theresa May to tell Commons
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Labour MPs to press May for Commons vote on Northern Ireland abortion ban
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Most buy-to-let lenders refuse loans when tenants are on benefits
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Trauma doctors reveal horror of knife crime 'epidemic'
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Alternative tour of Manchester focuses on the city's homeless
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Italian bank fears expected to grow after debt downgrade
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The Guardian view on the march for a people’s vote: a step forward | Editorial
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Sub-zero temperatures to bring end to warm UK autumn weather
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People's Vote identifies 50 Tory MPs who could be swayed on Brexit
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ITV chief: now is last chance to build British challenger to Netflix
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NHS denies flu vaccine shortage amid complaints over delays
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Racist incident filmed on Ryanair flight – video
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Reforming the Gender Recognition Act would change my life | Anonymous
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Poison Ivy was the brains behind the Cramps | Brief letters
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Channel 4’s future lies in young, diverse, bullish Birmingham | Matthew D’Ancona
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Nick Clegg urged to stand up for liberalism and democracy at Facebook
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Nick Clegg’s second act is a tragic loss of face | Nesrine Malik
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Migrants building £2.6bn windfarm paid fraction of minimum wage
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Passing sheep and a tree-lined waterway in Bruges: Sunday's best photos
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Prostate cancer: radiotherapy could extend thousands of lives, study finds
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Ryanair accused of inaction over racist incident on plane
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Cancer Research to cut funding for scientists who bully colleagues
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'Absolute hell': Kent residents speak out over hate crime surge
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More than 50 years on, central London Jewish deli Gaby's is to close
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MPs press Hunt to take action against Saudis over Khashoggi affair
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Conservatives must 'hold nerve' despite Brexit jitters, says Raab
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Coastguard investigates Isle of Wight ferry crash
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Is it ethical to raise a royal baby in captivity? | Stewart Lee
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How Agatha Christie’s wartime nursing role gave her a lifelong taste for poison
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Even as we rail at our leaders, we fail to address our own manifest flaws | Howard Jacobson
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Brexit is like a Premier League side wanting to be relegated | William Keegan
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Labour MPs plot ‘ambush’ to reform Northern Ireland abortion laws
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Austerity harms hunt for sexual abuse gangs, says ex-prosecutor
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Woman dead after suspected gas explosion in Harrow
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OFM Awards 2018: Best Sunday Lunch – Queen o’ t’ owd Thatch, South Milford
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Ten NHS trusts ‘wasted £235m to hire private ambulances’
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Why rural Britain would be a sadder place without beautiful hares
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Watchdog supports end to delay in gender recognition decisions
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UK backs Trump withdrawal from Russia nuclear treaty
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What harm can a couple of inflatable penises do to our historic cities? | Sophie Heawood
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From Booker prize to hip-hop ... Ireland catches the cultural breeze
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Turkey should look to its own brutal treatment of journalists | Kenan Malik
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Thousands more homes pledged by councils under May’s new rules
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Orwell was right: free speech is important but it is not enough | David Dwan
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Beware the pernicious Catholicism that is presently abroad in the land | Kevin McKenna
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Minister’s claim badger cull cuts cattle TB is attacked by experts
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If you’re on the side of democracy, Nick Clegg, why are you going to work for Facebook? | Carole Cadwalladr
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Porn not only messes with young men’s minds, but their bodies too | Barbara Ellen
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The Harry and Meghan show is a right royal turn-off | Barbara Ellen
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Private schools told to open their swimming pools to state pupils
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The People’s Vote is a cause worth marching for
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Film fans see red over Netflix ‘targeted’ posters for black viewers
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