Housebuilder Vistry loses more than £1bn in value after profit warning
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When a Heinz advert features racist stereotypes to sell pasta sauce, it’s vital to speak out. So I did | Nels Abbey
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Prosecutors to appeal after Madeleine McCann suspect acquitted in separate rape trial
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Cleverly, Badenoch and Jenrick stay in Tory leadership race as Tugendhat knocked out – as it happened
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Keir Starmer does not have a problem with women, says transport secretary
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UK may approve bee-killing pesticide despite election promise to ban it
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Boris Johnson hits out at ‘greedy’ Keir Starmer over freebies
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Family court judges use victim-blaming language in domestic abuse cases, finds AI project
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Water companies in England and Wales told to pay £158m penalty to customers
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Girl, 12, sustains life-changing injuries after dog attack in south Wales
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Special needs funding claims in English schools ‘increasingly being refused’
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Family of deceased tenant refused entry to property containing life’s work
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Tuesday briefing: Why Sue Gray was ousted – and what it means for No 10
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Britons urged to dig out unwanted electricals to tackle copper shortage
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Scottish ministers ‘mismanaging NHS’, say opposition, as huge hourly rates revealed
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Building HS2 to Euston and Crewe could pay for itself, analysis finds
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Britain needs to abandon its delusions of empire – giving up the Chagos Islands is a good start | Simon Jenkins
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Wellington’s false teeth and wolf bones: English Heritage seeks help to record vast collection
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Oasis ticket sales push UK non-essential spending to highest level this year
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Rape trial verdict of main suspect in McCann disappearance expected in Germany
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Haegue Yang review – a must-see show if the slats of venetian blinds make you cry
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‘Fear of missing out’ keeping girls and young women online despite sexism
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Winter blackouts risk in Great Britain ‘lowest in four years’ despite end of coal
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Rachel Reeves to decide by Wednesday whether to change fiscal rules
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Severe Covid infections can inflame brain’s ‘control centre’, research says
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Investigation launched as boy, 17, dies after police chase in London
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Scottish police launch murder probe as man, 38, dies after street attack
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Key Labour thinktank recommends major new powers for elected mayors
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‘No evidence of third-party involvement’ in Victoria Taylor disappearance, police say
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Vet reprimanded for home care of ‘happy’ cat she was told to euthanise
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Suddenly, all MPs know where the Chagos Islands are and what’s best for them | John Crace
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Doctor secured Lucy Letby hospital placement while she was suspected of murder
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Starmer’s new chief of staff to make ‘radical changes’ to No 10 operations
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BP ‘abandoning plan to cut oil output’ angers green groups
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Lammy defends Chagos deal, saying it saves important UK-US military base
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UK campaigners call for tobacco windfall tax and yearly levy on ‘lethal trade’
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The Guardian view on the Sue Gray debacle: changing faces will not be enough | Editorial
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The Guardian view on privatised care failures: a service crying out for change | Editorial
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Starmer urges all sides in Middle East to ‘step back from the brink’
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TGI Fridays secures rescue deal but more than 1,000 UK jobs lost
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Bet365: gambling with people’s lives for profit | Letters
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Help with post-separation coercive control | Letters
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‘If I have a fault, it’s that I’m too honest’ – Boris Johnson’s Unleashed, digested by John Crace
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‘The Taylor effect is helping us massively’: UK’s flag footballers aim for Olympic glory
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Four people taken to hospital as Northern Ireland school bus overturns
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Telegraph takeover: ‘concern’ in newsroom over Dovid Efune talks
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Former Met police officer David Carrick charged with rape and indecent assault
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West Yorkshire police trainee suffered bullying and racism before death, inquest hears
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Stephen Lillie on Sue Gray’s exit and Labour’s political chess – cartoon
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Is the Sue Gray debacle another Hartlepool moment for Keir Starmer? Let’s hope so | Rafael Behr
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Woman has stunt rider job application returned 48 years later
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Berkshire GP jailed over indecent assaults against seven female patients
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The government could win Britain’s trust back. MPs would just have to wear a uniform | Zoe Williams
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Farage backtracks on claim he was advised not to hold constituency surgeries
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Reeves opts to not raise tax on pension contributions in October budget
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Girl who stabbed teachers and pupil carried knives from age of seven, jury hears
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How the excavation of Shakespeare’s Curtain theatre has changed stage history
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Address ‘non-existent’ severe ME care or risk further deaths, UK health minister told
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Warnings of thunderstorms and heavy rain in southern England and Wales
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John Lewis Partnership axes chief executive role under new chair
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British Muslims deserve safety and belonging. War in Gaza has made us fear we'll lose both | Zara Mohammed
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How Sue Gray was ousted – Politics Weekly Westminster
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Salmon numbers in England and Wales last year were lowest on record
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Protect funding system that helped Bates sue Post Office, government told
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GP admits attempted murder of mother’s partner with fake Covid jab
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A year marked by trauma and grief – and questions about what it means to be Jewish in Britain | Dave Rich
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Rebekah Vardy challenges Coleen Rooney’s £1.8m legal costs for libel trial
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UK’s £22bn carbon capture pledge follows surge in lobbying by fossil fuel industry, records show
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Southern Water seeks to borrow up to £4bn from investors
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My passion for an argument was relentless – and damaging. Then my granddaughter intervened | Sergey Maidukov
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