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Rebecca Hendin on the tussle of wills between Trump and Putin – cartoon
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Birmingham declares major incident over bin strike as piles of waste grow
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‘Awful April’: bill rises Britons face, from council tax to energy and cars
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Alarm over deep cuts to regional NHS boards | Letter
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Labour has sidelined essential green policies | Letters
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How to fight a fascist state – what I learned from a second world war briefing for secret agents | Zoe Williams
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New blood test checks for Alzheimer’s and assesses progression, study says
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No 10 says it expects UK to be hit by new Trump tariffs as trade deal talks drag on
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Eid al-Fitr 2025 around the world – in pictures
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Will bills continue to rise and what does it mean for Labour?
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Ex-GCHQ intern admits risking national security with data breach
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Trump labels pro-Palestine protesters accused of vandalising Turnberry as ‘terrorists’
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Adolescence: drama schools hit out at ‘stars from nowhere’ narrative
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UK savers could have up to £110,000 protected under regulator’s new plan
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A canine rescuer, a hobby horse and freezing rain: photos of the day – Monday
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Restless review – relatable real-life horror in nightmare neighbour thriller
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Polish woman, 80, faces deportation from UK after mistakenly filling in form online
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UK oil firm admits ‘cultural failings’ after it withheld figures from auditors
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Virgin says ‘no more major hurdles’ to running cross-Channel trains
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‘Sim farms’, high heels, zombie knives: what scammers buy with the money they steal
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How has Deliveroo turned a profit? By slashing the pay and dismantling the rights of riders like me | Shaf Hussain
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Women put off cycling by safety fears and intimidating drivers – study
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Tories claim No 10 admission UK won’t avoid new US tariffs shows Starmer has failed to protect British business – as it happened
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Thames Water names US private equity group KKR as preferred bidder
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Social media is awash with ‘heteropessimism’. Do young women really think so poorly of men? | Rachel Connolly
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Primark boss admits ‘error of judgment’ and resigns after woman’s allegation
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Living Together review – how Austrians teach immigrants to find their place in society
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‘Boys feel increasingly isolated’: teenagers on Netflix’s Adolescence
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Designers say plans for UK copyright law risk ‘running roughshod’ over sector
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Ministers brace for more Trump tariffs as UK races to agree US trade deal
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Senior Tories and big landlords discuss ways to thwart renters’ rights bill
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For whom the bell tolls: hunt for missing piece of Shrewsbury’s industrial history
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‘Ridiculous’ cuts to AI cancer tech funding in England could cost lives, experts warn
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Work and money worry young people more than culture wars or climate, UK poll finds
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Bridget Phillipson eyes AI’s potential to free up teachers’ time
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Neil Basu on racism, riots and quitting the Met: ‘When policing is bad, it’s the worst’
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People-smuggling gangs should be treated like terrorists, Starmer to tell global summit
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Adolescence: what teen boys really think of girls, influencers and porn – podcast
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Police offer £10,000 reward for information on boy who disappeared in London in 2008
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Trump ‘running out of patience’ with Putin over Ukraine ceasefire, says Finnish president
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Scores of English councils could go bankrupt when hidden Send debt reappears
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Nearly 20 councils in England ‘at risk of insolvency’ due to Send costs
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Youth Demand says more protesters have signed up since Quaker house raid
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Vulnerable patients will lose vital support with Pip cuts | Letters
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The Guardian view on new forests: a vision born in the Midlands is worth imitating | Editorial
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Prince Harry charity row: why did he resign and what is dispute about?
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Nicola Jennings on the looming US tariff threat – cartoon
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Police officers ‘mocked and ostracised’ for paternity leave in England and Wales
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Man arrested over deaths in house fire near Kettering is released
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Eid al-Fitr, Mother’s Day and a mud bath: photos of the weekend
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Shabana Mahmood plans bill to overrule Sentencing Council in ‘two-tier justice’ row
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Anti-scam campaign groups urge UK police forces to get tougher on fraudsters
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'Don't you have friends to go with?': the stigma and joy of a table for one | Emma Gannon
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Minister attacks expenses rules after Labour MP’s claim for ‘pet rent’
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Donors quit Prince Harry’s charity when he left UK, says Sentebale chair
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Labour's historic attack on disabled people is already wrecking lives. Just ask Kevin | John Harris
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MP, rape victim, teenage mum . . . and first Mother’s Day as a grandparent
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Actor Reece Richards condemns police watchdog over race decision on arrest
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From Lincoln to Nixon, Trump’s not the first US president to shock the UK on trade
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Morning-after pill to be offered without charge at pharmacies in England
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Justin Welby says he forgives serial abuser John Smyth
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Labour group tells MPs they must be ‘on YouTube and TikTok’
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Yvette Cooper reviews right to family life for people who enter UK irregularly
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Planning changes offer a bright spot for Rachel Reeves – but grey areas exist | Heather Stewart
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The most beautiful village in England: how Bibury became a victim of its charm
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Whitehall has left generation of teenagers with no hope, says Andy Burnham
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Who could begrudge Rachel Reeves free tickets when she was, er, just trying to be a good parent? | Catherine Bennett
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Let Britain’s magical, mythical creatures inspire a patriotism untainted by politics | Kate Maltby
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The storm-battered chancellor needs her nextdoor neighbour to be a steadfast friend | Andrew Rawnsley
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