Makerfield byelection is about more than Andy Burnham
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Farage claim he bought £1.4m house with I’m a Celebrity fee under scrutiny
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Halifax could disappear from UK high streets as Lloyds assesses branding strategy
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Greens split over how hard to challenge Burnham in Makerfield byelection
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Avanti West Coast to cut one in seven trains on its busiest intercity routes
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Scott Hastings obituary
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Additions to David Blunkett’s alternative king’s speech | Letters
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I warned that putting post offices into WH Smith branches would put them at risk | Letters
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Arts engagement benefits young and old | Letters
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Andy Burnham’s change in tack on fiscal rules and bond markets is understandable
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Could the UK really rejoin the EU? - The Latest
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Iranian journalist was stabbed in 'targeted' attack in London, court told
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Andy Burnham’s first election hurdle: Brexit – podcast
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Starmer’s message to voters in Makerfield: vote Labour because you hate me | John Crace
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Archbishop of Canterbury criticises those who 'misuse religious identity to divide'
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HS2: Heidi Alexander to set out true cost of rail project – and when trains will begin to run
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Married at First Sight allegations prompt government to warn of 'consequences'
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Barry George denies alleged rape of teenage girl in 1987
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It’s byelection bingo! Get ready for the Brexit arguments you heard 10 years ago, only louder | Zoe Williams
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Pete Songi on Nigel Farage and Brexit – cartoon
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Reeves poised to cancel planned fuel duty rise to help with cost of living
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‘Absolutely beautiful’ but no shops for miles: the Cotswolds’ rural food deserts
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Rural Britain is becoming ‘food desert’ for lower-income families, study finds
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Two charged after more than 40 people arrested at weekend protests in London
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A milky protest and a UFO in London: photos of the day – Monday
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King and Queen arrive in Belfast amid tight security
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Soldier, 24, who died falling from horse at Royal Windsor Show named
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Andy Burnham says he will not try to return UK to EU
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Rejoin, reset or go Swiss-style? How the UK could try to unpick Brexit
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London tube strikes called off at last minute
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Rising prices are Britons’ biggest money worry as inflation stays high, survey finds
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BBC staff strike as new director general warns of ‘tough choices’ on his first day
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Celebrities call for permanent end to gnome ban at Chelsea flower show
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Former Lostprophets singer's crimes did not justify his killing, court told
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Anthropic to share Mythos cyber flaw findings with global finance watchdog
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IMF urges UK to ‘stay the course’ on borrowing amid Starmer uncertainty
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First minister 'open' to criminalising pitch invasions after Celtic fan disorder
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Wannabe prime ministers are nakedly ambitious to run the UK, but why? That is the burning question | Stefan Stern
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London Tube strikes planned for this week are called off
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'I'm a tattoo artist: This is what we earn - and the most common mistake people make'
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Car crashes into pedestrians - children taken to hospital
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Is the far right driving a Christian revival in the UK? – video
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Inquest hears how woman died after deliberate explosion at her home
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A house for £1? What a day at a property auction taught me about the UK housing crisis
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Oil prices rise and bonds wobble as Iran war stokes inflation fears
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‘I am not going to walk away’, says Starmer as Burnham pitches debate on ’how politics needs to change’ – as it happened
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Ryanair has ‘near-zero concerns’ on fuel shortages but warns of future price rises
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Hunt for hit-and-run driver after woman struck following 'road rage' incident
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Burnham’s ‘55% chance’ of losing Makerfield and throwing Labour into chaos
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Starmer is not setting out timetable for his departure, says David Lammy
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Why was there crowd trouble outside Swatch stores this weekend?
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Why was there crowd trouble outside Swatch stores this weekend?
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I've interviewed Reform UK voters – and they're much more progressive than you might think | Sacha Hilhorst
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National Conversation project launches as Britain risks ‘being torn apart by differences’
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The result of normalising Reform’s ideas? Neighbour is turned against neighbour | Nesrine Malik
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‘When your signal goes down, something’s going on’: life next to a US air base in the UK
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Two-thirds of NHS nurses believe lack of staff is putting patients at risk, survey finds
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UK’s next ambassador to Japan may be called to give evidence in Mandelson inquiry
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Police respond to mother's fears that they had dropped missing toddler case
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'Heartbroken' mother says UK police have stopped investigating why toddler went missing
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Hundreds of children affected by UK’s halting of refugee family reunion, says Red Cross
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Streeting targets Burnham? | Action against parents for children's crimes
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Why running Britain is so hard, no matter who does it
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Campaigners threaten legal action over UK-US deal on prices NHS pays for drugs
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UK firms halt investments and hiring as Iran war pushes up costs, bosses warn
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Government-backed Pensions Commission calls for action on gender savings gap
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David Lammy promises 25% cut in number of children jailed while they await trial
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Parents could face prison for children's crimes under justice reforms
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'Even a dead dog could register': Why tougher checks are planned in illegal dumping crackdown
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Crime increasingly a ‘serious barrier’ to UK growth, say business leaders
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