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Police urge potential sex assault victims on Married At First Sight UK to come forward
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Some West End shows could ‘go dark’ as Equity members back possible strikes
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‘Summer should be fine’ as Europe’s jet fuel fears ease
Politico Europe
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Labour leadership hopeful Andy Burnham working on 100-day plan for government
Politico Europe
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Man accused of sexually assaulting baby tells murder trial he 'never harmed' him
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Ministers accused of cover-up after admitting withholding some Mandelson files
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Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe announced as new Strictly Come Dancing hosts
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Sarah Eberle’s ‘mesmerising’ garden wins top prize at Chelsea flower show
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Children’s reading should prioritise pleasure over learning, says laureate
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Social media firms need to prove platforms are safe before children can use them, campaigners urge PM
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Stranger Things star Gaten Matarazzo to make West End debut in Rent revival
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Stop the anonymous briefings and show respect, two ministers tell Labour MPs
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Man charged after bus driver, 64, left in critical condition following attack
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HS2 bill could rise to £102bn with first trains delayed until 2039, government admits
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‘This keeps the dream alive’: the bands sleeping at venues to make touring work
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Andy Burnham confirmed as Labour candidate for Makerfield byelection
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World's 'most expensive' high-speed rail line to be slower and cost more
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Teenager admits murdering 16-year-old on beach as two others go on trial
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Police to seek criminal charges against 77 companies and people over Grenfell fire
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Matt Brittin has taken the helm of the supertanker BBC, but there are plenty of icebergs in his way | Jane Martinson
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Grayson Perry’s life story to be told in ‘outrageous’ musical
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Police say extra funds to hunt grooming gangs in England and Wales will ‘likely fall short’
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Watchdog to investigate death of man after police contact at Bristol protest
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Old Spanish Hen? Estrella owner buys Greene King ale brand
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We tried 23 tins of chopped tomatoes - two blew us away (and there's a great option for 47p)
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Up to 57 people could be charged over Grenfell Tower fire
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UK set for hottest day of the year so far
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Air conditioning 'unavoidable' in parts of England as summers get hotter
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Woman jailed for murdering neighbour in 'horrifying' hammer and knife attack
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John Swinney re-elected as Scotland's first minister
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Scotland's World Cup squad named by Steve Clarke
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Standard Chartered to cut more than 7,000 jobs as it steps up AI use
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Man City boss Pep Guardiola expected to leave club
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Energy bills will rise by £209 a year to £1,850 from July, forecaster says
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Minister defends Mandelson file redactions and says documents to be released in June – UK politics live
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Fourth meningitis outbreak case confirmed in junior school pupil
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How can Starmer’s cabinet look each other in the eye?
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No feelgood factor for Reeves as Iran war snuffs out economic upturn
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Married at First Sight contestants urged to contact police over rape allegations
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Wes Streeting’s Brexit play may be clever gamesmanship – but it has nothing to do with Europe | Anand Menon
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NHS rollout of artificial pancreas narrows inequality in diabetes care
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At least 15m Britons not saving enough to retire, Pensions Commission says
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UK unemployment unexpectedly rises to 5% as firms squeezed by Iran war
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High levels of toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found off coast of southern England
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Six problems with tax-free childcare
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Tuesday briefing: After an historic shift in power, where might Plaid Cymru go next?
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‘An accessible space’: the Chelsea garden visitors can see, hear, feel, taste and touch their way round
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Peter Mandelson scandal: the key questions that remain unanswered
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After the painful ruse of Starmerism, the left should be cautious about Andy Burnham | Owen Jones
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Thames Water rescue deal threatened by uncertainty over next prime minister
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Country diary: A truly golden spring for buttercups and dandelions | Mark Cocker
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‘Come in for one minute’: exhibition showing horrors of 7 October attacks opens in London
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Belfast harbour operator to invest £1.3bn as NI economy grows
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Ex-commando Al Carns ‘keeping options open’ for challenge to Keir Starmer
Politico Europe
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Repeat offending of drug-driving 'almost five times more common' than drink-driving
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Tributes paid as ‘outstanding’ soldier who died in fall at Royal Windsor Horse Show is named
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Racist abuse of NHS nurses rising amid ‘normalisation’ of extreme views, RCN warns
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Free up fertiliser supplies to avert global food crisis, Yvette Cooper urges
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Third of university students in Great Britain think AI job losses will cause social unrest, poll finds
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‘Dodgy’ shops handling criminal cash targeted by new specialist unit
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Jewish man in hospital after attack by group of men in Golders Green
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All smiles as King and Queen meet Sir David Beckham at Chelsea Flower Show
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Aaron Rai’s US PGA win inspires golf’s next generation in Wolverhampton
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Two women allege they were raped during filming of Married at First Sight UK
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Treasury extends Russian oil sanctions waiver for another month
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No ‘tailor-made’ deal for UK if it wants to rejoin bloc, say former EU Brexit officials
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Andy Burnham vows to ‘change Labour’ in direct challenge to Keir Starmer
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Police begin antisemitic hate crime investigation after Jewish man attacked in Golders Green
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The Guardian view on a new National Conversation: whether this works will depend on who is listening | Editorial
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London stabbing of journalist ordered by third party acting for Iran, court told
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