‘They left me in ruin’: Vodafone store operators tell of the impact of commission cuts
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Revealed: how Vodafone ‘left store managers with huge debts and fines during pandemic’
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Harrods workers vote to strike in Christmas week over pay and perks
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‘Heinous child predator’ jailed for 27 years in Northern Ireland
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Paul McCartney warns AI ‘could take over’ as UK debates copyright laws
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Video is AI’s new frontier – and it is so persuasive, we should all be worried | Victoria Turk
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Publisher reviews national IQ research by British ‘race scientist’ Richard Lynn
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A Malibu blaze and a falling missile: photos of the day – Tuesday
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Memo to the Assads: Putin may welcome you in Moscow, but I wouldn't drink his tea | Marina Hyde
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British Gas owner hands investors £300m as customers face soaring bills
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Shell agrees to settle $2.1m lawsuit over Greenpeace protest
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Pamela Anderson’s Baywatch swimsuit to be displayed at London museum
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In my home town, I see teenage boys being pulled towards Andrew Tate and the ‘manosphere’ | Taj Ali
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‘Kids were in tears’: visitors complain of Santa ‘shambles’ at Hampshire grotto
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Birmingham city council agrees deal over equal pay claims
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Caldey Island abuse report: monks agree to ‘no touch’ policy for visitors
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The 'war' on disabled people and my fight for an independent life – video
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Cost of average UK Christmas dinner up 6.5% as veg prices soar
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Storm Darragh showed me how unprepared my family – and Britain – are for disaster | Gaby Hinsliff
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UK would like to facilitate return of refugees to Syria, says minister
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UK politics: Kemi Badenoch criticised by Nigerian vice president for ‘denigrating’ his country – as it happened
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Six charged with being members of banned PKK group in London
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FTSE group Ashtead to shift primary listing to New York in blow to UK
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Thames Water will run out of cash by March without £3bn emergency funding
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‘Miraculous’: Syrians in UK tell of shock, joy, hopes and fears after fall of Assad
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Hundreds of trials derailed by failure to get defendants to court on time
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The latest cost of Brexit is about to hit – and voters are watching. Will Labour act? | Polly Toynbee
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Abandon some jury trials or fund crisis-hit system, former chief justice says
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Premium food, clothing and tech ‘will push UK Christmas spending to £22.7bn’
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Ministers must reassure consumers feeding cattle Bovaer is safe, says Lady Sheehan
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Fix SEN funding to avoid ‘absurd’ council deficits in England, IFS says
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‘What does AI mean?’: Amazon reveals UK’s most asked Alexa questions of 2024
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Chancellor orders ministers to submit spending plans to private sector experts
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Monk abused children for decades on Welsh island ‘in plain sight’, review says
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GB News broadcasts half of all UK stories about Muslims, analysis shows
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Human rights for Syrians but perhaps not for Saudis in Labour’s Middle East
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Husband and wife to be forced apart by Home Office deportation flight
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David Lammy calls Bashar al-Assad ‘the rat of Damascus’
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Former chair of Criminal Bar Association found to have ‘inappropriately initiated sexual contact’ with aspiring lawyer
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Will emergence of HTS in Syria raise level of global terrorism threats?
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UK and other European states suspend Syrians’ asylum applications
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The Guardian view on the courts in crisis: long waits are a route to injustice | Editorial
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Keir Starmer says Saudi Arabia trip fulfils ‘number one mission’ to grow UK economy
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Woman who killed Sheffield man had record of fleeing psychiatric ward, inquest hears
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‘The gates of heaven’: Rod Stewart to upgrade his ‘world-class’ model railway
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Church must face up to Justin Welby’s damaging legacy | Letters
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A quick-fix way for Rachel Reeves to tax the wealthy | Letters
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Mike Ashley has the right critique of Boohoo. But he doesn’t belong on its board | Nils Pratley
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Labour’s ‘planning laws reform’ is really an attack on local democracy | Simon Jenkins
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Croydon schoolgirl Elianne Andam stabbed in ‘white-hot anger’, court told
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Cost of buying average home in England now unaffordable, warns ONS
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Claims management companies circle after UK court ruling on mis-sold car finance
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How does the UK respond to the regime change in Syria? – Politics Weekly Westminster
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Sky strikes Warner Bros Discovery deal, averting exodus of shows
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Islamist group that toppled Assad in Syria may be taken off UK terrorism list
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The Philosopher Fish wins oddest book title prize
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Student may have killed woman on Dorset beach ‘to see what it was like’, court hears
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BP shifts offshore wind to joint venture amid retreat from renewables
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Wes Streeting holds winter crisis talks with NHS bosses in England
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Cross-country runners and Syrians’ joy: photos of the day – Monday
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Irish rap comedy Kneecap tops British independent film awards
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Margaret Hodge appointed UK anti-corruption champion to tackle flow of ‘dirty money’
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Harrogate Spring Water planning to cut down wood planted by schoolchildren
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Pizza Hut criticised over ‘dangerous’ takeaway promotion including free spins at online roulette
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Boohoo wins influential adviser’s support in battle with Mike Ashley
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Bullies can sense weakness – which is why Labour must not shy away from taking on the global far right | Andy Beckett
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Historic Thomas Hardy building in Dorchester damaged by fire
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Thousands in UK without power and train services disrupted after Storm Darragh
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Human remains found in light aircraft recovered from sea off coast of Shetland
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New authority proposed to oversee safety of coal tips in Wales
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