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Van driver in police pursuit 'fatally hit mum-of-three who was looking for golf ball'
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Lifeboat crews rescue man stranded on inflatable mattress
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Is Nadhim Zahawi’s defection to Farage’s Reform a bombshell? No, it's just naked opportunism | Henry Hill
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Imprisoned hunger striker linked to Palestine Action tells friend: ‘I’m dying’
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Man who infected woman with HIV after stopping treatment is jailed
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Ex-Tory chancellor Nadhim Zahawi latest Conservative to jump ship to Reform UK
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Reform could offer ever-ambitious Zahawi new route to the top
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Chaos, crying and poo explosions: baby-friendly comedy clubs take off in Britain
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Family pays tribute to ‘gentlest soul’ taxi driver killed in Bolton head-on collision
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Table tennis and Golden Globes: photos of the day – Monday
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Football fan who injured own player after throwing seat jailed for 18 months
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British Library acquires archive of rural life writer and essayist Ronald Blythe
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Newly discovered ‘Port Talbot Pompeii’ may have been Roman centre for agriculture
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Your Party hit by new split as Corbyn and Sultana battle for control
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Father jailed for 35 years after baby left with life-changing injuries
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Police share update on five people injured in fatal crash
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Major incident declared as 30,000 homes left without water in Kent and Sussex
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It’s not ‘fantasy’: I know Nigel Farage abused people for their nationality – because I was one of them | Rickard Berg
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Nadhim Zahawi failed in bid for peerage from Tories before Reform defection, sources say
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Creating AI sexualised images to become criminal offence this week
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HMRC accepted ‘tolerable’ risk of harm in child benefit fraud crackdown
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Two men charged after one of UK's largest ever cannabis seizures
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‘Fear of the next deluge’: flood-scarred Britons join forces to demand help
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Law making creation of nonconsensual, intimate images illegal to come into force this week – as it happened
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Red on red: How X is upsetting Labour
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Thousands without water - all we know so far as 'major incident' declared
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Man who struck and disfigured footballer after throwing seat at game is jailed
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UK threatens action against X over sexualised AI images of women and children
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London 'one of the safest' cities in the world, Khan says, as he swipes at Trump
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Man jailed for violent glass bottle attack on two train passengers
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JD Sports plans to let shoppers buy through AI platforms
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I’m sick of avocado toast – I just want to keep my local, untrendy cafe | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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Bruno Fernandes's X account hacked
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New campaign urges Starmer not to diminish legal rights of Send children
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Energy and health optimism help lift civil service morale under Labour
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Guardian Hope appeal raises £950,000 for charities tackling racism and division
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Amazon insists I return a phone it says ‘may be lost’
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Heavy rain and melting snow could cause flooding in wake of Storm Goretti
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Sorry, Trump and Farage – London is no lawless ‘warzone’. Violent crime is lower than ever | Sadiq Khan
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Lending to small businesses and low-income areas must expand, say Labour backbenchers
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London’s murder rate drops to lowest in more than a decade
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‘The response is a beautiful thing’: how Glasgow is squaring up to Reform
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Father welcomes new parental leave rights for bereaved in Great Britain
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‘We want people to sit, pause, relax’: National Trust to open its libraries for public use
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Civil society groups condemn ‘dangerous’ plans for more anti-protest powers
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Europe’s year of existential risk
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Police hunt robber who absconded from island prison
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Andrew Clements, Guardian’s classical music critic, dies aged 75
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UK business confidence weakened and hiring fell at end of 2025, surveys find
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How newborns with jaundice can receive vital treatment at home
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Number of homicides in London falls to lowest in over a decade, says Met Police
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Radar 'technical issue' halts flights to Birmingham Airport
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UK ‘pays substantial sum’ to tortured Guantánamo Bay detainee
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Victims of Bolton crash which killed three teenagers named locally
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Avalanche kills British skier in La Plagne in the French Alps
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British skier killed in avalanche in French Alps
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3,000 jobs at risk unless MoD signs helicopter order, sources say
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Severe delays on trains to and from Heathrow Airport after fire
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Five teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder after man found dead in County Durham
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Slashing jury trials could clear courts backlog within a decade, says Lammy
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‘It’s just surreal’: jubilant Macclesfield fans reflect on FA Cup heroics
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North and south can feel worlds apart | Letters
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Derek Martin, who played Charlie Slater in EastEnders, dies aged 92
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Senior Labour MPs urge government to ban cryptocurrency political donations
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Green whisky? Scottish distillery tests eco-friendly aluminium bottles
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EU wants ‘Farage clause’ in Brexit ‘reset’ talks with UK
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Cabinet minister suggests Lord Mandelson should apologise over Jeffrey Epstein friendship
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Three teenagers and man in 50s dead after taxi and car collide in Bolton
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Should speed cameras be hidden?
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