Ladbrokes owner’s ex-CEO and others face charges including bribery and fraud
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Latest Drax inquiry will raise fresh questions about its billions in subsidies
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Man arrested over online abuse directed at England’s Jess Carter during Euros
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Liz Truss backs Trump attacks on Fed and says ‘reckoning’ on way for central banks
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Police warn over misinformation after incident involving Dundee girl, 12
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At least 23 dead in overnight Kyiv attack as UK and EU summon Russian envoys
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Strikes on Kyiv, wildfires in Algeria and sea turtles in Turkey: photos of the day – Thursday
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Heavy rain to make end of summer a washout in southern England and Wales
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Asda says new business taxes mean customers are ‘feeling it’ at the till
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Top Boy actor Micheal Ward appears in court on rape and sexual assault charges
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Tesla sales in Europe slump 40% as BYD new car registrations more than triple
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Keir Starmer replaces key No 10 aide with more changes to come
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Second woman accuses ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan of sexual misconduct
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Post-it notes and tiny trackers: behind the race to stop Asian hornets thriving in the UK
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Mounjaro maker pauses shipments of weight loss drug to UK
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Drax’s shares plunge as City watchdog investigates sourcing of wood pellets
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Heat pumps could halve heating bills with energy system reform, study finds
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The Farage season: with its rivals away, Reform basks in summer headlines
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Judges to rule on Epping hotel injunction on Friday – as it happened
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Treasury ‘considering taxing landlords’ rent’ to raise £2bn
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Bluefin tuna are miraculously returning to UK shores – only to be tormented for ‘sport’ | George Monbiot
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Iran faces return of sweeping sanctions from UK, France and Germany
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‘They’re beautiful’: 13-year-olds lead audacious project to save harvest mice in Devon
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Weatherwatch: does August rain bring honey and wine?
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Reform council’s Nottingham Post ban a ‘massive attack on local democracy’
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As Putin’s bombs fall on Ukraine, the Royal Opera House had a call to make about Anna Netrebko. It made the wrong one | Martin Kettle
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‘AI psychosis’: could chatbots fuel delusional thinking? – podcast
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Property tax threat is slowing down housing market, say UK agents
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Tony Blair attends White House meeting with Trump on postwar Gaza
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Overdiagnosis of children overlooks that growing up is ‘messy and uneven’, says Jeremy Hunt
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Man whose arrest sparked asylum hotel protests tells court he did not touch girls
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The Guardian view on UK attitudes to Europe: Labour is following where it could be leading | Editorial
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Octopus Energy founder appointed as UK government adviser
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Ben Jennings on Nigel Farage’s plans to deport people arriving in the UK on small boats – cartoon
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Critics of closer trading alignment with EU seem to be losing their voice
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Confidence drops across UK services in face of higher costs and weak demand
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Tommy Robinson will not be charged over alleged St Pancras assault, police say
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The immigration problem that really concerns me? US celebrities | Frances Ryan
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Ryanair to raise bonus to €2.50 for staff who spot oversized cabin bags
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Lib Dem leader to boycott king’s Trump banquet in protest over Gaza
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Scottish government trial of four-day week improves productivity and staff wellbeing
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A third of outpatients treated for wounds at MSF’s Gaza hospitals in 2024 were children, figures show
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Time’s up for tinny tunes and blaring football highlights. London's headphone cavalry has arrived | Hugh Muir
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Families’ horror at funeral director who kept babies’ bodies at home
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Nigel Farage rolls back on vow to deport all small-boat arrivals to the UK
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Sacred pigeon feed and a 42ft Hindu idol: photos of the day – Wednesday
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Starmer’s EU negotiator gives stronger backing to youth mobility scheme
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Girl who stabbed teachers in Welsh school had been considered for Prevent
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Getting a lodger: how to earn extra cash by letting a room in your home
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Fertility rate hits record low in England, Scotland and Wales
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Man arrested on suspicion of murder of 84-year-old in County Down
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Home Office plans to halve time asylum seekers given to find accommodation
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JD Sports sales slump in UK as fragile consumer confidence concerns retailers
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UK’s richest set to produce 13 times more transport emissions than poorest by 2035
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Diana’s 90s time capsule revealed to contain Kylie Minogue CD and passport
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UK politics: Tories and Reform offer only ‘easy answers and snake oil’ on UK-EU relationship, minister warns – as it happened
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Thames Water agrees payment plan for £123m sewage and dividend fines
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Seventieth anniversary of Guinness World Records – in pictures
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ChatGPT has its uses, but I still hate it – and I’ll tell you why | Imogen West-Knights
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Energy bills to rise more than expected for millions of British households
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Pump it up! The UK’s most glorious garages – in pictures
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There’s an obvious way to challenge Nigel Farage. But Keir Starmer won’t do it | Rafael Behr
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Tough talk from Streeting – but he still needs a deal with big pharma
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British Gas sent a bill for £3,000 despite big credit
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Half of UK adults worry that AI will take or alter their job, poll finds
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Cannabis users who are self-medicating run higher risk of paranoia, study finds
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‘Every week I look forward to it’: Belfast woman, 97, completes 250 parkruns
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Cancer charities call for earlier diagnosis as cases projected to surge in England by 2040
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Toy air fryer will be a Christmas bestseller, John Lewis predicts
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Post-Brexit licences for exporting food to EU cost UK firms up to £65m last year
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