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Scottish department store Watt Brothers goes into administration
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NHS hospital fined £135,000 after a 350 per cent rise in breaches of ban on mixed sex wards
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Manufacturers express deep misgivings over Johnson’s Brexit deal
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Violent threats against MPs 'commonplace', report warns
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Labour accused of 'control-freakery' over candidate selections
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Football for sale: 'Crooked' football agents boasted 'gentlemen's agreements' would make them millionaires
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Second whale found dead in Thames in less than two weeks
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Labour's Melanie Onn declares intention to vote for Brexit deal
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European Union warned of 'historic mistake' as Emmanuel Macron blocks Balkan enlargement talks
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Friday evening news briefing: Two Government ministers on 'resignation watch' as Boris Johnson tries to gain support for his Brexit deal
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Shot gun confiscated from disgruntled resident who threatened to shoot Bebo millionaire's 'noisy' building works
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Energy watchdog accused of stalling electric vehicle rollout
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'More BAME people likely to be targeted' under relaxed stop-and-search rules
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British universities are a 'product of colonialism', National Union of Students says
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Police are increasingly being called in to quell school violence, data shows
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Salvator Mundi absent from major Leonardo show but Louvre still hope world's most expensive painting will turn up
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Sir Alan Sugar criticises Airbnb 'scammers' after family of six turn up at his London property for holiday
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Gang of burglars pretending to be policemen target elderly homeowners 29 times in 10 days
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Primary schools forced to cancel flu vaccine sessions in England
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James Mattis mocks Donald Trump over not fighting in Vietnam
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Plastic cereal toys from 1950s found washed up on Cornwall beaches
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Bristol University pays for late-night police patrols targeting noisy students
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When it comes to politics, the UK suffers from a chronic disease. It’s called satire | Stuart Jeffries
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Rock stars and museum bosses unite to save “magical kingdom” built by imaginative pensioner in social housing
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Boris Johnson’s Brexit dream is to shred workers’ rights and social protections | Owen Jones
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Harry Dunn's family vow to expose 'cover up' as Foreign Office admit they asked police to delay passing on information
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Church warden jailed for life for murder of university lecturer
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Man, 81, jailed for being getaway driver for drug dealer
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Brexit 'super Saturday': your guide to the big day
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Screen breaks: how TV music supervisors boost new artists
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Let them eat toast! (Says Prue Leith, adviser on NHS hospital food)
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TV streaming services revitalise music industry, figures show
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Luke Johnson in line for £12m from £100m sale of Elegant Hotels to Marriott
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Johnson sells out to get his Brexit deal – but worse is to come | John Crace
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'Feed the ducks bread' sign sparks heated online debate
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Boy, six, out of intensive care after 'being thrown' from 10th floor of Tate Modern
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Boy out of intensive care after Tate Modern fall
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'Mass slaughter' of Australian racehorses rocks industry
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How much of Johnson's 'great new deal' is actually new?
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A second referendum on Scottish independence is suddenly very likely | Ruth Wishart
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Extinction Rebellion protester removed from Big Ben's tower
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John McDonnell expects Labour MPs to hold firm on Brexit deal
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‘You are not alone’: Justin Welby reveals he sought help for depression
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Gaelic 'disappearing' from Scottish island communities
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Extinction Rebellion protester who scaled Big Ben says it was 'really easy' to avoid Westminster security
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Syria ceasefire 'holding' despite sporadic fighting between Turkey and Kurds
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