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Five Europeans face trial on mercenary charges in separatist-controlled Ukraine
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Esso secures interim injunction against disruptors of aviation fuel pipeline
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Brian Adcock on Keir Starmer’s plan to freeze the energy price cap – cartoon
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Ministers planning to cut civil servant redundancy pay at same time as 91,000 jobs
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Heathrow passengers face more uncertainty as capacity cap extended
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Thousands of British Airways workers to get pay rise of up to 13%
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Man fined and gets suspended sentence over ‘hateful and racist’ post after Euros final
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Starmer strayed in failing to propose targeted energy bill support | Nils Pratley
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Centrica and Octopus back plan to freeze UK energy bills for two years
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‘Some people must be earning millions’: inequality in the UK’s highest-earning constituency
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The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s bills freeze: smart politics needs smart economics | Editorial
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Drastic rethink of security likely in wake of Salman Rushdie attack
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A moment of reckoning for the water industry | Letters
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Swansea: man who killed father ‘desperately’ needed help, says family
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Do you want free speech to thrive? Then it has to be regulated, now more than ever | Simon Jenkins
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A-level results day will not be ‘pain-free’, head of Ucas says
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Dual-variant Covid vaccine approved for UK booster programme
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Boris Johnson’s summer of fun: what has the PM been doing?
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UK weather: Met Office warns of ‘dangerous’ floods across country
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Up to £60m in UK crops left to rot owing to lack of workers, says NFU
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Ricardo dos Santos: IOPC to review case after armed Met police stop athlete
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‘The whole embryo was there’: expert makes rare find on Sheffield museum opening day
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It’s back: the lost Welsh village that has reappeared in the drought
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As drought hits, what are UK water company chief executives paid?
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Calls to cut bonuses for UK water bosses until reservoirs built and leaks fixed
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Liz Truss cabinet predictions: who could be in and who would lose out?
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Man held after fatal stabbing near Oxford Street in central London
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‘More vocal, more aggressive’: calls grow for protest buffer zone at Bournemouth abortion clinic
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I’m a dating app evangelist – but even I’m not on Tinder any more | Alex Mistlin
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Dear Liz Truss: I’m woke, not business-minded and a leftwinger. Am I not your type of Jew? | Simon Hattenstone
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UK treatment of Afghan refugees ‘continues to be source of shame’
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Benjamin Mendy raped women in ‘panic rooms’, jury told
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The threat of Covid isn’t over – so why does Britain have a conspiracy of silence about it? | Philip Ball
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Jerry Sadowitz hits back after show cancelled: ‘My act is being cheapened’
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As a Brit abroad post-Brexit, I wanted to wear a badge saying: ‘Don’t look at me – I didn’t vote for this!’ | Zoe Williams
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Independence Day and river surfing: Monday’s best photographs
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Experienced British skier died in off-piste fall in France, inquest told
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Labour’s energy bill freeze makes more sense politically than economically
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UK workers going into office less than 1.5 days a week, data shows
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Ryan Giggs told girlfriend’s sister ‘I’ll head-butt you next’, trial told
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Aldi to give UK warehouse workers second pay rise in a year
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‘A hotel is not home’: Afghan families still wait for a place of their own in UK
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‘I’ve been a wreck’: students on facing A-level results after Covid disruption
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PwC says graduates no longer need at least 2:1 degree to work at firm
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Liz Truss v Rishi Sunak: a timeline of their roads to Tory final two
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It is vital to control diseases such as polio – so why is the UK cutting global vaccine funding? | Helen Bedford
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No 10 admits Johnson will only be contacted if urgent while on holiday
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Covid vaccine designed to target two variants approved for use in UK
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The Horse Whisperer author Nicholas Evans dies at 72
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Boris Johnson told to tackle rising energy bills to avoid ‘extreme suffering’ this winter
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Weather tracker: drought declared in England after driest July since 1935
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Energy price crisis: what are parties and Tory leader hopefuls proposing?
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I’ve drifted left with age, not right. If only Labour would do the same | Lynsey Hanley
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New Cabinet Office rules ban speakers who have criticised government policy
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Admire Rushdie as a writer and a champion – but don’t forget he is a man of flesh and blood | Nesrine Malik
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Rail fares: passengers in England will not face double-digit rise
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Hosepipe ban to come into force in Cornwall and parts of Devon
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After this drought, there will be another one: here are 10 things you should know | John Vidal
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Afghan refugees in UK told to find new homes on Rightmove
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Man dies after reports of shooting in Manchester
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How much stamp duty do I need to pay if I own part of another property?
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Identity theft: how to protect yourself from fraud
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DVLA’s driving licence delay is costing a fortune
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M&S Oxford Street store plan opposed by author Bill Bryson and architects
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Poorest women in England have same ill health at 60 as richest at 76 – study
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Wind, hydrogen, no demolitions: how next PM can put UK on net zero path
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If we don’t defend free speech, we live in tyranny: Salman Rushdie shows us that | Margaret Atwood
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