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The free school meals row should open up a debate about poverty itself | Jack Monroe
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Why is the government being so pig-headed about free school meals? | Gaby Hinsliff
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JMW Turner sketch for The Fighting Temeraire on display for first time
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Priti Patel urged to stop UK being 'pimp's paradise'
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Seven held on suspicion of trying to hijack oil tanker off Isle of Wight
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'I wanted to show that he was loved': Yinka Bokinni on her neighbour, Damilola Taylor
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Johnson and Patel are baiting lawyers to distract from the real threat to our freedoms | Simon Jenkins
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Seven months of Covid: reflections from healthcare workers in England
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Mike Pence running and Typhoon Molave – Monday's best photos
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Tell us: are you helping UK school children get free meals?
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UK cycling groups say rule on riding side-by-side is ‘causing confusion’
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Wales lockdown confusion after Tesco tweet claims it cannot sell period products
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Hay festival founder suspended after bullying allegations
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Hancock added to anti-Muslim hate with distancing claims, says government adviser
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Homeless charities are saving lives, so why refuse them crucial funding? | Francisco Garcia
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Our Brexit future? Come January, it looks more and more like 1980s Russia
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UK coronavirus live: Warrington will move to tier 3 at midnight, government confirms
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Free school meals: Johnson under renewed pressure from council leaders
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Boots to offer 12-minute Covid testing service within weeks
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Statistical illiteracy isn't a niche problem. During a pandemic, it can be fatal | Carlo Rovelli
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Covid drove us to share a home but what are council tax implications?
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Neither Eurostar nor insurers will refund me for cancelled trip
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Stimulus package for UK's poorest families vital, report says
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Veganuary movement to welcome 1 millionth participant
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The rest of the country will suffer so long as Westminster holds the purse strings | John Harris
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Steve Bell's If … Robert Jenrick makes an offer to northern voters
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‘Zombie batteries’ causing hundreds of waste fires, experts warn
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NHS short of over £1bn for Covid second wave and onset of winter
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Country diary: into the woods and out of the ordinary
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Belgium’s intensive care units could be overrun in a fortnight – as it happened
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Minority ethnic economists under-represented at top UK universities
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Almost half of British women do not self-examine for breast cancer
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Aerospace industry records worst quarter as Covid halts sales
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Covid leaves 6m UK small businesses and 16m jobs in 'precarious position'
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Convictions for rapes in London less likely than in 2015, research shows
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Restricting judicial review will undermine democracy, panel told
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Investment industry urged to promote more black women
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Dear Evan Hansen wins three awards as virtual Oliviers honour theatre
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What do we know about the SBS?
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Frank Bough, host of BBC's Grandstand, dies aged 87
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No 10 under growing pressure to U-turn over free school meals
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Ben Jennings on the free school meals row – cartoon
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The Guardian view on the social care crisis: fix a broken system | Editorial
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The Guardian view on plant-based food: nothing wrong with a veggie burger | Editorial
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Free school meals: the Tory MPs defending refusal to support campaign
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Lawyers call for apology from Johnson and Patel for endangering colleagues
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A political populism far removed from Donald Trump | Letters
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Ministers must end their attacks on lawyers | Letter
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Forward poetry prize goes to ‘audacious, erotically charged’ The Air Year
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In the restaurant where I work, Covid has brought out the worst in customers | Anonymous
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Joan Hocquard, Britain’s oldest person, dies aged 112
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Fijian-born British soldiers lose latest legal fight to stay in UK
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Stowaways held as special forces gain control of oil tanker off Isle of Wight
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Nightmare on asylum street: His House, the horror film about the migrant crisis
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NHS denies elderly people were refused care during early Covid
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Scottish Tory leader: I still can't see why Dominic Cummings did not resign
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‘We had nudity on the greens!’ The battle over Britain’s golf courses
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Tenants are facing eviction again, despite the UK government's promises | David Renton
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'He was a father figure': loved ones remember victims of UK's Covid second wave
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Brexit was no aberration. The European Union needs to learn from it | Vernon Bogdanor
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Royal Mail to hire record number of Christmas temps
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Desperate UK Covid home workers renting solace from nimble-footed firms
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Sunak must extend universal credit or be forced into another U-turn
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Labour vows to force another Commons vote on free school meals
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Tory leader’s £1bn office buying spree ‘leaves dangerous legacy’ for council
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Police investigating Grenfell Tower fire make first arrest
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Windrush man wrongly classified as illegal immigrant left destitute for a year
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Since we’re talking fantasy Brexit deals… | Stewart Lee
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'It feels like a nightmare': Sussex villagers aghast at road plan
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