Minister gives strongest sign yet Labour could end two-child benefit limit
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Liverpool parade collision: what we know so far
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How we can smash Britain’s two-party system for good at the next election | George Monbiot
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Liverpool parade collision: man, 53, arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and dangerous driving offences, say police – as it happened
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Safe and easy ways to recycle electricals – and even get money for your old gadgets
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Lead on, Macduff: how the tide turned for Aberdeenshire’s art deco lido
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DAF truck maker accused of ‘stringing out’ hauliers’ legal case for compensation
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Bogancloch review – the further adventures of a Scottish hermit in Ben Rivers’ beguiling essay
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Another Windrush generation man has UK deportation order revoked
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Don’t cut £13.2bn warm homes pledge over winter fuel payments, Labour told
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Half of ‘red wall’ voters disapprove of Labour’s handling of benefits, says poll
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Liberty Steel’s South Yorkshire operations lost £340m in four years
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Disabled celebrities urge Keir Starmer to scrap ‘inhumane’ benefit cuts
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Tough times loom for night-time economy as young Britons opt to go out (and go home) early
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‘Every time I took a shower I thought: is he watching me?’ – the terrifying rise of secret cameras
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Will Netanyahu bow to pressure from his allies? – podcast
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UK food inflation rises for fourth month in a row as steaks beef up prices
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UK must impose sanctions on Israel to meet legal obligations, say more than 800 lawyers
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Tourists from countries badly hit by Trump tariffs are staying away from US
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A day of joy and celebration for Liverpool turned into one of horror
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Starmer says ‘whole country stands with Liverpool’ - as it happened
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Nearly 50 injured after car ploughs into crowd at Liverpool FC victory parade
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MPs fear UK equality watchdog may take months to sign off gender guidance
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The Guardian view on Ed Davey’s mission: build politics around care. If not, cruelty will define it | Editorial
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White men are apparently terrified of doing the wrong thing at work. I have some advice | Gaby Hinsliff
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‘I risked my life for this’: YouTuber wins cheese-rolling race two years in a row
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Swinney demands Meta remove ‘racist’ Reform UK ad attacking Labour’s Sarwar
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Post Office campaigner’s proposal for independent compensation body being ‘worked on’
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West Mercia police accused of ‘shaming’ alleged victim of child sexual abuse
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Loss of sentence appeal over Southport tweet boosts far-right fundraising for Lucy Connolly
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‘The seabed is full of them’: English fishers enjoy surprise octopus boom
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Calls for EU to intervene in row over charges for hand baggage on budget airlines
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HS2 investigates claims company overcharged for supplying workers
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Airstrikes in Gaza and flooding in Mumbai: photos of the day – Monday
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‘She’s been talking about it all year’: school at Derbyshire festival gets top grades from children
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Firms ‘rebranding’ diversity initiatives to avoid unwanted political attention
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Corporate diversity policies are under fire from the right – but also from the left
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Watch Labour’s flip-flopping on winter fuel and benefits, and you’ll see who’s really considered important | Frances Ryan
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Crown questions to fore as king visits Canada amid tensions with Trump
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Mother of 18-year-old who died in London police chase welcomes inquest findings
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A new kind of gentrification is spreading through London – and emptying out schools | Anna Minton
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Fears 300,000 British electricity meters will not work after tech switch-off
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‘Think big’: ex-pensions minister calls for UK contributions minimum to go up
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Reeves to champion £113bn of new capital investment in spending review
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Almost a quarter of elective operations in England cancelled at last minute took longer than 28 days to rearrange
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‘A steamy wrestle’: Guardian article inspires play on Shakespeare and Marlowe collaboration
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Bringing back the birds: the ‘ghost woodlands’ transforming England’s barren sheep fells
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Starwatch: Venus will be unmistakably brilliant in the predawn sky this week
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About £1bn in car loan compensation at risk because data deleted, lawyers warn
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Taxpayers set for £10bn loss on NatWest as disgraced ex-boss takes £600k-a-year pension
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‘It wasn’t meant to end this way’: Lineker signs off from Match of the Day
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Men and women getting skin cancer in different parts of the body – study
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Plans for NHS staff to restrain those in mental health crisis ‘dangerous’, medics say
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Only a third of recommendations to tackle endemic racism in UK implemented
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Kemi Badenoch has questions to answer over use of unofficial car, says Labour
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Rebecca Hendin on the cost of living – cartoon
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Labour’s U-turn on winter fuel cuts is too little, too late | Letters
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Families of 1994 Chinook crash victims call for sealed documents to be released
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The Guardian view on sentencing reform: a landmark chance for change | Editorial
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UK child poverty taskforce set to recommend return of Sure Start scheme
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Police name mother and three children who died in London house fire
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Man charged over crossbow incident at Glasgow hospital
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An explosion in Kyiv and an aid truck in Gaza: photos of the weekend
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MSPs express ‘deep concern’ over Scottish parliament trans toilet ruling
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Should barristers have to defend the indefensible? Or should they be able to refuse clients?
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Labour’s botched winter fuel U-turn raises questions over its purpose in power
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Alan Yentob, former BBC executive and TV presenter, dies aged 78
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Passed over, targeted, fined – but is the magnificence of family carers finally being recognised? | John Harris
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PM may give details of winter fuel U-turn next month, Angela Rayner suggests
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Labour spending less on youth work than Tories did, analysis shows
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