English local elections: Farage says ‘it’s the beginning of the end of the Conservative party’ after sweeping Reform wins – as it happened
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Stark social divides in infectious disease admission rates in England, study finds
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Polls close for local and mayoral elections in England and byelection result due
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Assisted dying impact assessment to put price on enacting change in England and Wales
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Ben Jennings on the opposition to net zero – cartoon
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‘She changed the face of London’: statue to be unveiled of suffragist gardener
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Woman jailed for killing violent man suffered abuse after release, Cornwall inquest hears
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Drax abandons AGM after confrontation with green activists
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Workers, dancers and pagans: Thursday’s photos of the day
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Listen closely to the Kneecap furore. You’ll hear hypocrisy from all sides | Dorian Lynskey
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‘I need to get out there’: wrongfully identified in drill music video and jailed, he now wants to study law
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Warmest start to May on record in UK as temperatures prompt wildfire warnings
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‘I do what I like’: British woman, 115, claims world’s oldest living person title
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M&S unable to take on new workers as disruptions continue after cyber-attack
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UK mortgage lending at four-year high amid rush to avoid stamp duty rise
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British men urged to join ‘Dad strike’ calling for more paternity leave
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MPs set to vote on decriminalising abortion in England and Wales
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I worked with Tony Blair when he put climate at the heart of UK policy. He must not now undermine that | David King
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Daily endometriosis pill approved for NHS could help 1,000 women a year
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Lebedev promises to keep funding Standard after another £20m loss
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Why unlimited green energy is closer than people think – video
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Profits fall at Premier Inn owner Whitbread on drop in UK bookings
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UK banks put £75bn into firms building climate-wrecking ‘carbon bombs’, study finds
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Trump tariffs cause fastest slump in British factory export orders in five years
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I know how global aid works. Here’s how Britain can do the right thing – and make its money count | David Miliband
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England local elections 2025: is your council up for election and what’s at stake?
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Lloyds Banking Group profits slip 7% amid Trump tariffs concern
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Trump’s bid to host golf tournament in Britain could violate US constitution, experts warn
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Artist’s works resurface nearly five decades after disappearing from Berlin studio
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Voters head to the polls to vote in England’s local elections – as it happened
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Solar panels to be fitted on all new-build homes in England by 2027
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Brendan Gleeson to make West End debut in Conor McPherson’s The Weir
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Family owners of Bet365 weigh up potential £9bn sale of gambling empire
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Nature nurture: the Devon estate where rewilding and mental health go hand in hand
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First major ballot box test for Labour as polls open in English local elections
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Rebekah Brooks ‘took concerning interest’ in Tom Watson, court documents claim
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Thursday briefing: What’s at stake for every party in England’s local elections?
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The BBC is utterly beholden to the right. Why else would it fear a podcast about heat pumps? | George Monbiot
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Matt Wrack plans to stay in post as teaching union’s general secretary
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Author Barbara Pym may have worked for MI5, research suggests
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Schools in England and Wales urged to teach relationship violence prevention
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One in four patients in England find errors in medical records, watchdog says
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More than 400 actors and industry figures sign open letter backing trans rights
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Groomed: A National Scandal review – it is staggering to hear these children called ‘promiscuous’
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‘Reform all the way’: on the road in Doncaster – Politics Weekly UK
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Starmer and Blair poles apart, an open goal at PMQs. Did KemiKaze score? | John Crace
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Blair’s net zero intervention invites scrutiny of his institute’s donors
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King Charles says cancer diagnosis made him ‘one of the statistics’
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Ministers to amend data bill amid artists’ concerns over AI and copyright
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Downing Street forces Tony Blair to row back from net zero strategy criticism
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The Guardian view on Labour and net zero politics: lean in and ignore bad advice | Editorial
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Cancer patients in England to be first in Europe to be offered immunotherapy jab
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Meta slowest to remove scam content, says City watchdog
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BBC harnesses AI to create writing classes given by Agatha Christie
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Lammy confirms UK and France in talks over Palestine recognition
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Serious Fraud Office makes three arrests after dawn raids in bribery investigation
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Doctors want to become GPs, and they want to see you | Letters
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Stonewall’s policy of ‘no debate’ on trans rights was a mistake | Letters
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Reform UK served with legal papers over bullying allegations
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Nicola Jennings on Nigel Farage’s pitch to voters at the local elections – cartoon
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New wave of tactical voting to ‘stop Reform’ and hamper Farage in local elections
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