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Judge's decision to free teenager due to Covid backlog overruled
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Slashing overseas aid reflects badly on Britain | Letters
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PSNI to pay £875,000 in damages to makers of Troubles documentary
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City law firm partner overturns £35,000 fine over 'sexual encounter'
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As Americans fix their 2016 error, we in the UK are doubling down on ours: Brexit | Jonathan Freedland
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Kingspan directors cashed in £6m of shares before airing of Grenfell claims
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Labour MPs and members ordered not to discuss Corbyn's suspension
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Digested week: UK’s amnesty on Covid rules over Christmas is nothing to celebrate | John Crace
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Scotland’s ski resorts left in limbo with potential bumper season looming
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'A bit scary': Gillian Anderson's unnerving portrayal of Thatcher in The Crown
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Playful portraits and the Queen's Rembrandts on show – the week in art
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The Tulip’s towering egoism needs to be nipped in the bud | Rowan Moore
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We are all Johnson's exes now, led on by false hope and dishonesty
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Digital Markets Unit: what powers will new UK tech regulator have?
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No 10 wanted union flag on Oxford coronavirus vaccine kits
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Shopping on Black Friday? Remember the stranded seafarers who make it possible | Nusrat Ghani and Guy Platten
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'Racism's still around': Notting Hill 50 years on from Mangrove
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SNP conference set to be dominated by race and referendum strategy
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Covid tests and a hungry bird: Friday's best photos
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The Home Office, mired in racism claims, now plans a mass deportation of black people | Afua Hirsch
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Dior sticks by Johnny Depp in defiance of 'wife beater' ruling
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Going for gold: pet firm reports resurgence in fish-keeping
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Philip Green's Arcadia on brink of collapse, putting 13,000 jobs at risk
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Huge wealth of Rishi Sunak's family not declared in ministerial register
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Kate warns of impact on children of parents' lockdown loneliness
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Flat sellers could still face holdups despite safety form change
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Black Lives Matter has increased racial tension, 55% say in UK poll
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We will not rest until the companies behind the Grenfell fire are held to account | Karim Mussilhy
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Covid vaccinations: when can we expect them to start in UK?
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Areas in England may go down a tier before Christmas, says Robert Jenrick
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Overseas aid budget for education cut by a quarter this year, data shows
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Bird flu fears grow after spate of mysterious UK swan deaths
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Barnier urged not to be intimidated as Brexit talks enter 'final few days'
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UK coronavirus: R rate falls to between 0.9 and 1; Wales brings in new restrictions – as it happened
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Iranian diplomat misses first day of his trial over 2018 terror plot
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Outdoor climbing in the second lockdown – in pictures
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Boris Johnson's 'mutant' planning algorithm could scar England for ever | Simon Jenkins
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The End of the Storm review – salute to Liverpool's triumph not much Kop
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The children scarred by Damilola Taylor's killing: 'It felt like our pain wasn't valid'
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Report casts doubt on UK pledge to prevent low-quality food imports
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Glass houses for sale – in pictures
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UK’s nuclear sites costing taxpayers ‘astronomical sums’, say MPs
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UK's economy suffers in November but Covid vaccine hopes ease gloom
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Coronavirus vaccine results drive hope for economic recovery
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