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Great Guinness heist: thieves stole truck carrying 35,000 pints
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Israelis free to play at World Indoor Bowls Championships after U-turn
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UK teenage girls outdrink boys by widest margin in Europe, study finds
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Hospital porter sacked for not wearing face mask loses unfair dismissal claim
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Seven-year-old boy visits every city in England by train
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Johnnie Walker, BBC radio DJ, dies aged 79
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Restoration unlocks vision of Hebden Bridge photographer Alice Longstaff
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Act now or UK parliament could be next Notre Dame inferno, MPs and peers told
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FTSE records strongest annual gain since 2021 as aviation stocks take off
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Two-thirds of workers in England can’t afford private rent. If that’s not a crisis, what is? | Phineas Harper
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‘You’re made to feel you don’t belong’: the black hikers challenging UK rural stereotypes
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‘Sex strikes’ aren’t the feminist win they appear to be. Here’s how to get really radical | Finn Mackay
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A sound and light show and a new year race: photos of the day – Tuesday
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Green light: the boss of GB Railfreight with an eye on the environment
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English councils pay millions to move homeless families out of big cities
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New year events cancelled as high winds and heavy rain batter UK
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Energy caps to stamp duty changes: your personal finance diary for January-April 2025
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‘Hopefully, I’ll pay off my Covid debt’: what Britons want for their finances in 2025
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‘I could work every day of the week’: the life of a UK pet detective as thefts rise
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Arise Sir Sadiq Khan, and enjoy your knighthood. As for the Tories in a rage – ignore them | Hugh Muir
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Ambition can be exhausting. Here’s why you should have a ‘filler year’ instead | Hannah Ewens
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Manchester Arena attack survivor calls for protection from conspiracy theorists
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New Year’s Eve: ball drops in New York’s Times Square as celebrations take place across the globe – as it happened
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Working from home could harm women’s careers, Nationwide boss warns
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Killed women count: 80 women allegedly killed by men in UK in 2024
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‘You’ve got nothing to lose’: Labour’s ‘bonus MPs’ aim to make their mark after surprise wins
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Icelandic sheepdog, breed mentioned by Shakespeare, is a pedigree at last
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Welsh ambulance chief urges New Year’s Eve revellers to drink less
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Millions of Britons want a fresh start and a new life. But they will find it at home, not in Australia | Martin Kettle
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NHS ombudsman criticises CQC for failing to fully investigate boy’s death
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Check us out! The best Guardian and Observer portraits of 2024 – in pictures
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More people dining out on New Year’s Eve in UK rise of ‘experiential leisure’
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Yes, the honours system has its problems. But as a gay writer, here’s why I’m accepting an MBE | Matt Cain
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Female artists’ success helps arrest 20-year slide in UK sales of physical music
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How a batch of tinned meat fostered fears of the millennium bug
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‘There are so many crazy stories’: the hunt for every sports statue in world
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Rail passengers face disruption as Avanti train managers strike
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Advisers urged Tony Blair to rein in George W Bush over Iraq war ‘mission from God’
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Senior Labour figures urged Tony Blair to delay arrival of EU citizens in UK
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Live Aid campaigner Bob Geldof was ‘scathing about African leaders’, files reveal
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Labour’s private school tax plan strongly backed by public, poll shows
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Big rise in people going to A&E in England for minor ailments, data shows
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Labour government discussed Tanzania asylum camp plan in 2004, files show
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Welsh ambulance service declares ‘critical incident’ after demand soars
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Post Office campaigners vow to ‘never give in’ after receiving OBEs
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Sadiq Khan, Stephen Fry and Emily Thornberry make new year honours list
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Jewellery worth £10.4m stolen from London home in one of Britain’s biggest burglaries
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BBC Radio 2 presenter thanks NHS staff after treatment for brain bleed
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The Guardian view on City deregulation: it would be a dangerous step backward | Editorial
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Psychedelic experiences in clinical settings | Letters
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David Beckham earns £28m in dividends from personal brand empire
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Fugitive members of people-smuggling gang arrested in UK
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Tortoise Media reduces losses after cutting spending and staff
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Essex county council sends 95% of non-recycled waste to landfill, data reveals
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Edinburgh cancels New Year’s Eve street parties and fireworks due to storm warning
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Anti-cycling stories are bad for the UK’s health, says Chris Boardman
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Paddy Hill, one of wrongly convicted Birmingham Six, dies aged 80
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Liam Payne: Argentinian officials charge three with manslaughter
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A painted bride and blooming daffodils: photos of the day – Monday
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Hedge fund manager Crispin Odey seeks £79m in damages from FT in libel case
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TikTok has opened the door to a new age of medical misinformation – and I’m seeing the results in A&E | Ammad Butt
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Indian gastropub near home of Shakespeare’s wife faces demolition
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Dating apps prepare to launch AI features to help users find love
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Keir Starmer joins family on first overseas holiday since becoming PM
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Keir Starmer among least leftwing Labour MPs, study finds
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Leaky ceilings and sinking floors: inside St Helier hospital where staff fear for patients
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England’s rundown hospitals are ‘outright dangerous’, say NHS chiefs
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Forces should cut officer numbers and use tech to fight crime, police chief says
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UK teenager begins Dubai jail term for relationship with 17-year-old girl
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