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France demands UK climate pledge in return for Brexit trade deal
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Bringing Rajapaksa back to power would be ruin of Sri Lanka
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Prisoner who killed himself 'told staff voices were telling him to do so'
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Compromise on Brexit? The right would rather drive us to destruction | Nick Cohen
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No Brexit is better than this – cartoon
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DUP and Northern Irish businesses at odds over May's Brexit deal
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Johnston Press: rescue plan for Scotsman newspaper group
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The stereotypes are behind you! A modern twist on festive shows
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Carrie Gracie says BBC is blocking pay gap campaigners
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Vow to train the next generation of working-class doctors
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Lil Pump gig evacuated after substance released into crowd
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BBC newsreader Richard Baker dies aged 93
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Thousands block five London bridges to protest over climate crisis – video
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Woman, 75, stabbed to death in south London
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UK to push Saudis for Yemen ceasefire
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Children in Need breaks record with £50.6m raised in one night
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Dozens arrested after climate protest blocks five London bridges
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Brexit deal: five ministers lobby May to renegotiate draft text
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Prince Harry calls for HIV testing to be seen as completely normal
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Scammers target students with fake tax refund emails
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Rail strikes to hit England rugby fans and Christmas shoppers
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Gift cards for Christmas: it's time to kick the habit
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Killing machines: Tracey Crouch on why she resigned as minister over FOBTs
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Klarna: 'buy now, pay later' system that is seducing millennials
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Social care: 'How do others manage without the extra we're able to afford?'
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Europe’s door is still open – but Britain will have to move fast | Timothy Garton Ash
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Stink hits darts grand slam as match features flatulent end
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Co-op own-brand champagne better than Moët, says Which?
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Patisserie Valerie chair hires former SFO investigator as his lawyer
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Ben Jennings on Theresa May's survival as Tory leader – cartoon
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Britain's worst landlord to take nine years to pay off string of fines
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Butcher, baker and revenue-maker: Crickhowell named UK's best high street
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CBI backs May's Brexit deal and says no deal would lead to shortages
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Female peers condemn 'misogynistic' attitudes in Lord Lester debate
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Amber Rudd returns to Theresa May's cabinet as work and pensions secretary
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The Guardian view on the Tories and Brexit: the fantasy is finished | Editorial
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Rotherham: six men jailed for sexually exploiting teenage girls
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ShortList magazine to close amid declining revenues
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English university given £900k emergency loan by regulator
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Brexit deal: take it or leave it, EU tells Britain
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Russia may have hacked British visa system to gain documents for Skripal poisoning agents
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Lancashire fracking has stopped since small earthquakes, say locals
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Met's 'gang matrix' breached data laws, investigation finds
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Man sues British Airways for 'sitting him next to fat passenger'
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Former Co-op executive wins her equal pay and unfair dismissal claims
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Tory revolt: how Graham Brady became party's most powerful backbencher
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Labour MP's former aide 'morally obliged' to give evidence in trial
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Rebel Tory MPs press for vote of no confidence in Theresa May
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Kweku Adoboli had served his time. Deporting him was unspeakably cruel | Luke Butterly
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Theresa May personifies the UK: lonely, exhausted, her power ebbing away | Suzanne Moore
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Green energy subsidies fuel rise of Northern Ireland mega-farms
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