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House rules: Jess Phillips on the best books to decode the language of politics
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China's economic growth slowest in almost 30 years - as it happened
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Friday morning news briefing: 'My deal or no deal' - Boris Johnson's ultimatum
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Brexit: Labour to back rebel Tory bid to force Johnson to demand extension – live news
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Homes with political links – in pictures
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Aid agencies accused of failure to make good on Oxfam abuse scandal pledges
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Official Secrets review – Keira Knightley shines as a very British whistleblower
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'The EU gave nothing away': Europe's press on the Brexit deal
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Pictures of the Day: 18th October 2019
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'Betrayal? Ridiculous': Northern Ireland ready to move on from Brexit
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'Arrest' of drug king pin El Chapo's son sparks fierce gun battle in Mexico
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Channel 4 launches menopause policy for employees
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Scariest thing about Halloween is plastic waste, say charities
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Halloween 2019: Costumes will create 2,000 tonnes of plastic waste, report warns
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Obese people are 'drowning in their own fat', as it blocks airways in the lungs, study finds
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Genetic testing kits 'may wrongly reassure those at risk of cancer'
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Mark Field, MP who manhandled protester, to stand down over 'divisive' politics
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Javid sparks speculation of voter-friendly budget with borrowing comments
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Boris Johnson plays numbers game after securing Brexit deal
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Number of crimes solved halves in four years, Home Office figures reveal
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Fraud charges against ex-Barclays executive are lunacy, trial told
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Brexit deal may be a rare win-win for Boris Johnson
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Harry Dunn's parents accuse British government of abandoning them
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Trump will host next G7 summit at his own Florida golf club
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Watchdog endorses police use of tactical force against moped thieves as legitimate
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British couple claim they are secret 'owners' of early Mona Lisa painting
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'You can't stop people watching': why BBC subscriptions are a long way off
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More than half of state school pupils failing to achieve 'strong pass' in English and maths GCSEs
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Football agent claimed he gave Alex Ferguson gold watch to fix match, court told
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Exam board marking scandal is 'not something we will tolerate', Education Secretary warns
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Boris Johnson gets his deal and a slap on the back in Brussels
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No one has the power to close illegal schools, the head of Ofsted admits
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Leo Varadkar says UK will always be welcome back in the EU - video
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Boris Johnson leads his weary people to the unpromised land
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Drayton Manor Park to be prosecuted over the death of 11-year-old girl who fell from water ride
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CBI calls on Labour to publish nationalisation plans
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Prince Harry: 'My mother's death is wound that festers'
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Eurostar enjoys busiest August as passengers seek alternative to flying
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Labour candidate accuses Lib Dem rival of dirty campaign tactics
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US and Turkey agree ceasefire in Syria to allow Kurdish withdrawal
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Trump's top China adviser Peter Navarro regularly quoted fictional expert whose name is anagram of his own
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Police prosecute man for throwing paint over a carpet aged 12, 10 years after the offence was committed
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'Experimental' 13-year-old boy died after inhaling aerosol which he claimed smelt like his mother, inquest hears
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Vladimir Putin investigates internet use among young people as their support for opposition grows
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Football agent told Telegraph journalist he 'gave Sir Alex Ferguson gold Rolex watch as backhander', court hears
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Manchester council urged to reject statue of 'anti-black racist' Gandhi
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'Flight-shaming' could slow growth of airline industry, says Iata
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British businesses say new Brexit deal worse than May's agreement
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Police warn Somerset holiday home owners over pop-up brothels
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The Vatican is hoping to pull in tech-savvy youngsters with the launch of an 'eRosary' bracelet
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Chinese government blocks export of black clothing to Hong Kong
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Ministers ban export of erectile dysfunction drug to ensure Britain's needs are put first
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Westminster rough sleepers evicted after complaint by Commons chaplain
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Police release e-fit of man who fell from Kenya Airways plane
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A better version of ‘remain’ is possible – and Labour should negotiate it | Gordon Brown
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500 shackled children freed from third Islamic boarding school in north Nigeria
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Extinction Rebellion has built up so much goodwill. It mustn’t throw that away | Gaby Hinsliff
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'It has to be now': Jean-Claude Juncker claims EU won't further delay Brexit - video
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Sainsbury’s becomes latest major supermarket to stop selling fireworks following concern for pets
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Shot in Soho review – a lament for London's lost sanctum of sleaze
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Catalan president condemns petrol bombs for damaging separatist movement's image
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Former IRA man cleared of murder after Boston Tapes project ruled 'unreliable'
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Meghan kept copy of letter to father at centre of legal row
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Thursday evening news briefing: UK and EU agree Brexit deal as Jean-Claude Juncker rules out another extension
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Church of England’s prayer apps used a record five million times, while attendance figures fall
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How is Boris Johnson's Brexit deal different from Theresa May's?
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Equalities watchdog 'calls time' on discrimination gagging orders
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UK would lose £130bn in growth if Brexit deal passed, figures suggest
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Cattle in the New Forest could have their horns removed to prevent them attacking ramblers
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