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House price growth at six-year low and inflation rises to 1.9%
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Google fined €1.49bn by EU for advertising violations
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Nine days from ‘Brexit day’, does anyone have a clue what’s happening? | James Felton
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Theresa May asks EU for Brexit delay until 30 June
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Labour formally adopts definition of Islamophobia
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Mother drops action against woman who said she 'mutilated' trans daughter
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UK environmentalists target Barclays in fossil fuels campaign
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Emily Maitlis to lead all-female presenting team on Newsnight
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Theresa May is seeking a short Brexit delay – what happens next?
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Home Office held 'illegal interview' with asylum seeker
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Juncker raises prospect of emergency Brexit summit next week
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Health secretary wants NHS to roll out genetic tests to detect diseases
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Vince Cable’s leadership will be seen as an opportunity missed | Martha Gill
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Rough sleepers to be offered stab-proof coats that turn into sleeping bags
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Brexit: Theresa May says high time MPs vote for her deal – as it happened
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Véronique Laury to step down as CEO of struggling Kingfisher
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Theresa May to ask for three-month Brexit delay
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David Bailey: 'Deneuve said it's great we're divorced – now we can be lovers!'
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What if the Caribbean refused royal visits until reparations were paid? | Nalini Mohabir
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Fed "kowtows to Trump"; UK inflation rises; Pound get Brexit jitters - as
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But how big was it really? Painstaking drawings of street protests
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Amyas Morse: ‘I’m angry when ministers waste taxpayers’ billions’
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Police failing to protect rape and abuse victims, says super-complaint
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Why did P&O use a shuttle bus on our cruise to Amsterdam?
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Hackney: police shoot man after officer slashed with knife
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Britain’s real democratic crisis? The broken link between voters and MPs | Aditya Chakrabortty
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Behind a lesbian furore over a famous palaeontologist lies a deeper truth | Tori Herridge and Becky Wragg Sykes
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'Super-smeller' helps develop swab test for Parkinson's disease
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Report calls for reform of 'unhealthy' land ownership in Scotland
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Hinds calls on students to report peers who use essay-writing services
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NHS England restricts patients' access to cataract removal
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EastSpenders: BBC criticised for £87m cost of new Albert Square
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UK modern slavery cases involving children doubles
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More than half of NHS authorities rationing cataract operations
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Matt Hancock: gene tests show I have a heightened risk of prostate cancer
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High-strength cannabis increases risk of mental health problems
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Steve Bell on Theresa May pleading to the EU – cartoon
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BBC plans charity to fund local news reporting in Britain
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May asks EU for Brexit delay with cabinet in deadlock over 'crisis'
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Donald Trump Jr and John Bolton berate UK leaders over Brexit
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ITV reviews support given to Love Island contestants
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No-deal ferry plans to protect NHS supplies to be triggered
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UK to start issuing far-right terrorism alerts
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Home Office apologises for failings that led to detention centre death
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Pity poor Barnier, a man in search of the UK's plan | John Crace
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Tory MPs vow to quit party if Boris Johnson becomes leader
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Deep coal mine gets go ahead in Cumbria despite protests
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We’re edging away from Brexit – but both sides are set to lose | Rafael Behr
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The Guardian view on the Brexit crisis: take back control by giving it up | Editorial
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Woman found dead in Yorkshire Dales identified as Thai mother
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Parents complain to Manchester schools about LGBT lessons
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Murder conviction quashed after detective hid relationship with juror
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Rod Liddle vilifies disabled people. I’m tired of the hate. We all should be | Frances Ryan
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No-deal Brexit: UK to pay some health costs of retired Britons in EU
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Comic Strip's riotous Soho club reborn as state-of-the-art theatre
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Founder of Cumbrian zoo where 500 animals died plans horse ranch
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Sainsbury’s to publish price cut data if Asda merger goes ahead
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Boyfriend of Love Island star killed himself, coroner rules
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Seven in 10 hen harriers in UK study likely illegally killed
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The death of my mate Mike Thalassitis shows that reality TV is costing lives | Jonny Mitchell
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Universal Basic Income only goes so far – free public services are essential too | Alfie Stirling
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National Portrait Gallery drops £1m grant from Sackler family
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Hotel owner arrested after fatal crush at St Patrick's Day disco
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HS2 would widen UK north-south divide and should be axed, says report
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Walkers crisp packet recycling claims need 'a pinch of salt'
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May to ask EU for Brexit extension as UK slides into political 'crisis'
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Pro-Brexit activist James Goddard denies harassing Anna Soubry
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Captain Marvel flexes her superpowers at UK box office
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UK trio not properly warned of Vietnam waterfall dangers, coroner rules
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