Many in US and western Europe think ‘third world war likely within five to 10 years’
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Eluned Morgan to set out ‘red Welsh way’ in speech criticising Starmer
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Two top job openings in UK policing get one applicant each
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X-ray reveals ancient Greek author of charred first century BC Vesuvius scroll
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UK consumer confidence at lowest level since December 2022, says Which?
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More than 1m older people in England waited over 12 hours in A&E last year
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Pharmacists face daily inappropriate demands for antibiotics, survey finds
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Ex-French interior minister apologises to Liverpool fans for making them a ‘scapegoat’
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Wildfire destroys about 5,000 hectares of Dartmoor national park
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‘It’s so important to remember’: Manchester celebrates VE Day
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Four Iranian men questioned over alleged major terror plot against British target
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Cuts leave voters doubting Labour’s ability to deliver change
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No 10 rethinking winter fuel payment cut after Labour slump in local elections
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UK ministers to meet bank bosses over lending to small businesses
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Rebecca Hendin on the Farage-Trump nexus – cartoon
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Man arrested on suspicion of murder after death of man on UK cruise ship
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UK access to EU crime and illegal migration data reportedly denied
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Labour must offer a hopeful vision to voters, not ape Reform | Letters
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Government is gaslighting us on planning bill and nature | Letter
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VE Day celebrations and a duck in St Peter’s Square: photos of the day – Monday
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UK offshore havens miss deadline for transparency plans
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UK marks VE Day 80th anniversary with large crowds and military pomp
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Americans would suffer most if Trump imposes pharma tariffs, sector warns
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Family pays tribute to ‘caring and loving boy’ killed in Gateshead fire
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Macmillan accused of ‘betrayal’ over plan to axe cancer benefits advice service
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Two Britons to challenge UK’s ‘weak’ response to climate crisis in Strasbourg court
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Harry’s TV interview told us everything – and nothing. Why are the royals such terrible communicators? | Zoe Williams
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Farage here to stay: the local elections that changed everything– Politics Weekly Westminster
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Trump’s foreign film tariffs could ‘wipe out’ UK movie industry, ministers told
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Bank of England poised to cut rates as fears grow over impact of Trump tariffs
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Sainsbury’s tea to return to Fairtrade label after dropping it in 2017
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Publisher behind hit bilingual poetry book on A470 turns to Welsh rivers
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Online tests revealed I have a multitude of food sensitivity issues – but are they trustworthy?
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Memo to Harry: megaphone diplomacy isn’t working. You could write to your dad – only costs a stamp | Stephen Bates
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UK migrant centre sees sixfold rise in a year of staff sacked over failed drug tests
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Britons flying to Scandinavia with older passports risk being denied boarding
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‘It’s pretty bad’: Bank of England top official on the lack of female economics students
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HMRC under fire for taking more than four months to process tax refunds
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UK-wide initiative launched to tackle marginalisation of working-class writers
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Green deputy launches leadership bid with UK ‘eco-populism’ vision
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Here’s a radical way to save England’s collapsing justice system: get rid of juries | Simon Jenkins
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UK wins £500m in science grants from EU Horizon scheme after Brexit lockout
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MPs warn social care needs substantial investment to fix ‘broken’ system
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Starmer praises ‘selfless dedication’ of armed forces before VE Day anniversary
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Woman dies and three more pedestrians injured after being hit by car in Rochdale
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Labour must avoid ‘naive’ lurch to right after Reform success, Haigh warns
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Reform UK to resist housing asylum seekers in its council areas, chair says
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The Guardian view on Labour’s pension reforms: building on flawed foundations | Editorial
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Tributes paid to ‘much-loved’ boy killed in Gateshead industrial estate fire
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Ella Baron on British politicians’ obsession with ‘change’ – cartoon
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Profits from NHS England eye care outsourcing same as 100 PFI contracts, research finds
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The questions behind our social interactions | Letters
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An overhaul is not enough: Ofsted must go | Letters
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Shell reportedly weighing up merits of making move to buy BP
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NHS in England urged to become ‘early intervention service’ on cancer
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Lewis Capaldi makes surprise return to live performance at charity gig
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Labour promised trans people dignity. I am not sure it knows the meaning of the word | Nicky Bandini
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‘Life-affirming’: Salt Path film starring Gillian Anderson set to lure walkers to south-west England
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Partisan and ‘creepy’ interviews are threat to democracy, Nick Robinson says
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Badenoch says more children, not immigration, will help with ageing population
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Kim Jong-un’s tank and Knights Templar: photos of the weekend
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BMW ends 180 agency staff contracts at Mini factory in Oxford
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Streeting says Reform are real threat and may become Labour’s main rivals
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‘The only thing we can’t do is hear’: the deaf pupil who beat Fife council in court
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No 10 backs Lucy Powell after her apology for grooming gangs remark
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Britons largely unaware of Black and Asian contribution to WW2 effort, research shows
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UK politics: New Reform mayor suggests 10% cut to council workforce – as it happened
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Baby food pouch hysteria? It’s just another way of making mothers feel guilty | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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‘Hi mum!’ The simple WhatsApp text scam costing parents and friends dear
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Ministers reconsider changes to UK copyright law ahead of vote
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