UK supermarkets spend hundreds of millions on promotions in price war
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My mum died in A&E last month – and the place was like a war zone | Zoe Williams
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Slow news: Cumbria tortoise found a mile from home nine months after going missing
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UK’s first trans judge appeals to European court of human rights over supreme court ruling
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Jeremy Deller’s fake Roman mosaic review – is that a smiley face on the ancient ship’s flag?
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Primark owner’s shares drop as sales fall amid Trump tariff fears
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Phasing out fossil fuels ‘doomed to fail’, says Tony Blair as he calls for rethink of net zero policy – as it happened
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Where Dragons Live review – reflections on family life in an extraordinary setting
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Five UK museums ‘alive with ideas and energy’ shortlisted for Art Fund prize
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Labour to press on with pylons as study shows underground cables more costly
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BP green energy chief to exit as it retreats from low-carbon investments
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HSBC sets aside more cash for bad loans amid Trump tariff war
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Jo Cox family says Kneecap offering ‘half an apology’ over alleged call to kill MPs
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Trump reveals plans to ease tariff impact on US carmakers
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From governor to reading buddy: seven ways to help a school prosper
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Nationalise gas power plants to boost energy security, thinktank urges UK ministers
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Why is Labour getting bolder on Europe? It knows even leave voters can now see the benefits | Gaby Hinsliff
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Labour’s benefit cuts will cost UK economy billions, charity says
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Thousands of playing fields ‘may be lost’ if Sport England stripped of planning role
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‘It’s an existential moment’: Greens take on Reform in fight for fed-up voters
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Drinking champagne could reduce risk of sudden cardiac arrest, study suggests
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Police and prosecutors’ details shared with Israel during UK protests inquiry, papers suggest
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In charts: the scale of England’s temporary accommodation crisis
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More than 200,000 children in short-term housing in England by 2029, analysis shows
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‘The room has started cracking’: concern at condition of stopgap housing in England
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Labour v Reform UK: on the road in Runcorn – podcast
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Sugar tax could be applied to milkshakes under Treasury proposals
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Foreign sex offenders will be banned from claiming asylum in the UK, says Home Office
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The Essex Millionaire Murders review – absolutely grim and astonishing true-crime TV
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Whitehall officials ‘pushing for the Open to return to Trump-owned Turnberry’
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This post-Huw Edwards BBC shakeup feels awfully familiar – and insiders aren’t impressed | Jane Martinson
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M&S betting on customer patience as cyber-attack threatens to ruin 2025’s strong start
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The Guardian view on England’s local elections: we must build something better than this | Editorial
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Leading baby food brands making high-sugar meals, study finds
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Rebecca Hendin on the re-emergence of Nigel Farage, just in time for the local elections – cartoon
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M&S cyber-attack: when will orders be back, and is my data at risk?
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Sound the alarm for a KemiKaze breakfast, then hit snooze for the Starmer roadshow | John Crace
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Forget the silly IPO price. Deliveroo would be right to take DoorDash’s money and run
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Employment rights bill ‘improves Labour’s favourability among voters’
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Labour and Conservatives face a challenging electoral test | Letters
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Self-service tills: a bleeping pain or brilliant? | Letters
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Teaching union forced to pay £78,000 after legal challenge over appointment of leader
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Jeremy Vine ‘stopping cycling videos’ due to abuse he receives
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Fathers ‘betrayed’ by Labour workers’ rights bill, say paternity leave campaigners
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African diplomats urge UK government to back bill to speed up debt restructurings
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BBC still has figures who can make life unbearable for colleagues, says chair
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Flowers, floods and wildfires: photos of the day – Monday
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David Amess’s daughter urges Kneecap to say sorry for alleged ‘kill your MP’ call
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Girl detained for 15 years for attempted murder over school stabbings in Wales
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No extra money for NHS staff and teacher pay rises, warns Treasury
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Job loss fears as Airbus confirms deal for Spirit operations in Belfast
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M&S pauses deliveries of some food items to Ocado after cyber-attack
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Channel 4 chief executive Alex Mahon to step down after nearly eight years
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Violin used in Titanic movie sells for £54,000
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Government ‘failing to support natural regeneration of trees in England’
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English local elections 2025: is your council up for election and what’s at stake?
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Play to tell tale of surprise Banksy that appeared on garage in Port Talbot
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Starmer claims voters being ‘conned’ by Tories and Reform UK as parties are planning a coalition – as it happened
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Deliveroo shares surge after £2.7bn DoorDash takeover move
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Commissioner calls for ban on apps that make deepfake nude images of children
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What are ‘nudification’ apps and how would a ban in the UK work?
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Producer of Peaky Blinders and Big Brother ‘drafts bid’ for ITV
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Ruth Perry’s sister joins calls to pause proposed Ofsted overhaul
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I thought the advert ‘roaming is getting better with EE’ was misleading
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Populists like Farage promise voters a simpler life. In fact, they produce ever more hassle and chaos | Andy Beckett
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RedBird Capital confident of tabling a deal to take control of Telegraph
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Ultra-processed food increases risk of early death, international study finds
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Being shouted at by parents can alter child’s brain, experts tell UK MPs
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Reform UK challenged to give details on donations after £2m mailshot campaign
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‘It’s nearly impossible’: learner drivers on the difficulty of booking a test
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