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Ministers need to enforce fairness for females in sport – now | Mara Yamauchi
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Royal Mail managers vote to strike over jobs dispute
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Digitalisation of services and money is creating a two-tier society | Letters
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Tesco faces shortage of Heinz products after row over rising prices
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Scottish independence campaigners galvanise grassroots after SNP reveals plans
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‘The referendum campaign starts here’: Nicola Sturgeon’s next steps
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Rayner outwits a condescending Raab in a bloodless PMQs pantomime
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Crypto crisis: how digital currencies went from boom to collapse
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Plans to ban gambling firms sponsoring football shirts in disarray after Tory rift
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Ex-education secretary Gavin Williamson takes £50k second job with education firm
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Houses for ‘ghosts’: ONS overestimated growth in many areas, census suggests
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Britain to commit 1,000 extra troops to Nato’s defence of Estonia
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Met police face legal challenge over Partygate investigation
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‘I feel like a second-class citizen’: outsourced hospital staff join strikes
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This is why Scotland Yard is in disgrace: bad policing and penny-pinching politicians | Duncan Campbell
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Prince Charles will no longer accept large cash donations for charities
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Fuel thefts up 61% as UK petrol pump prices keep climbing
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Camelot continues national lottery battle with damages claim
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Met officers accused of sharing racist WhatsApp message about Meghan
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Deborah James hailed as a ‘beacon’ whose legacy will save lives
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Lake swimming, first ladies and a falcon chick: Wednesday’s best photos
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Made in North Edinburgh: bringing a festival back to life – video
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Sherwood has exposed undercover policing. Now let’s hear the stories of victims like me | Alison
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UK imposes sanctions against ‘Nickel King’, Russia’s second richest person
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Dominic Raab says right to abortion does not need to be in bill of rights
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David Lammy apologises for getting facts wrong about BA strike
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Queen could revoke Davidstow cheddar royal warrant over river pollution
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The Princess review – Diana’s story remains captivating – and agonising
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Children aren’t the future: where have all the young climate activists gone? | Eleanor Salter
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UK to impose steel import tariffs for another two years, government says
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Stop Brexit Man back in Westminster despite facing prosecution
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I was too ill to work – the Tory benefit cap left me and my children with £50 a week to survive | James
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Whitbread hires Domino’s Pizza boss as new chief executive
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Britain may stop supplying gas to mainland Europe if hit by shortages
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Coroner issues warning on NHS mental health services after girl’s suicide
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John Swinney issues correction over SNP mandate for independence
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From Thatcher to Johnson: how right to buy has fuelled a 40-year housing crisis
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Ben Wallace calls for higher defence spending by mid-2020s
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UK government ‘minded to accept’ takeover of Meggitt by US buyer
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UK victims lost £1.3bn in 2021 amid surge in online fraud, new data shows
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Family of Zara Aleena pay tribute to ‘beloved human’ who was a ‘joy to all’
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Energy bills will not rise on back of £20bn electricity upgrade, says Ofgem
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Even diehard Tories can’t stand another minute of Johnson’s rollercoaster government | Rafael Behr
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Low-income households in UK living in ‘year of financial fear’ says charity
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Male MPs recreate menopause in hot flush vest – then can’t wait to take it off
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Butterflywatch: the white-letter hairstreak’s fortunes are tied to our elms
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I wrote Sherwood as a warning. When communities are divided, the pain endures | James Graham
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US hunting lobby spent £1m on fight to delay UK trophy import ban
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Boris Johnson: Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he were a woman
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UK shop prices hit highest rate of inflation since 2008
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Government policies will not get UK to net zero, warns damning report
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Nottingham named worst UK city for broadband outages
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Replace A-levels to combat ‘academic snobbery’, says Royal Society president
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‘Her attitude was a lesson to us all’: tributes pour in for Dame Deborah James
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Vandals target constituency office of Labour MP Stella Creasy
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Podcaster Dame Deborah James dies of bowel cancer aged 40
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A curious time for parsimony from ‘best friend’ of Ukraine
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Wimbledon wildcard Ryan Peniston: ‘Cancer made me tougher player’
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Simon Case refuses to come clean about his dirty work for Boris Johnson | John Crace
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Martin Rowson on Tory ‘patriotism’ – cartoon
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Tory rebel seeks ‘meaningful vote’ over Northern Ireland protocol bill powers
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Sturgeon faces tough hurdles on road to Scottish independence vote
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Friends of murdered Zara Aleena call for urgent action on women’s safety
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England and Wales in numbers: key points from the 2021 census
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Census names Richmondshire fastest-ageing area in England and Wales
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Councils pledge not to ignore families’ warnings about vulnerable children
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Queen’s approval of laws must be more transparent, Scottish ministers told
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The Tory bill of rights is a gift to the world’s tyrants | Letters
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There are more people in England and Wales than ever – but that’s no bad thing | Rob McNeil
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