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Female officers crucial to policing, says chief after ‘diminishing’ comments by Reform MP
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Campaigners call for Keir Starmer to say if US nuclear weapons are back in UK
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Telegraph sale poised to go ahead after Lords foreign ownership vote
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UK’s aid cuts ‘will hit children’s education and raise risk of death’
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Starmer under pressure from cabinet to recognise Palestinian statehood
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Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath frontman and icon of British heavy metal, dies aged 76
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More than 100 survivors of alleged sexual abuse enter Harrods scheme for compensation
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Sir Jim Dim swaps being a failed grandee for a cabinet stooge | John Crace
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The Guardian view on Labour’s visa crackdown in social care: another problem for an overstretched system | Editorial
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The Guardian view on the Orgreave inquiry: scrutiny of South Yorkshire police’s actions is long overdue | Editorial
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Starmer’s sanctions plan for people smugglers ‘far-fetched’, say experts
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‘Completely unprecedented’: resident doctors to press ahead with strike
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UK government urged to offer more transparency over OpenAI deal
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Immigration and deprivation causing UK public to lose faith in politicians, says Rayner
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Labour’s four ‘rebels’ aren’t persistent – they are principled | Letters
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How we are addressing the challenge of forest resilience | Letters
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Make Lime bikes free for teenagers | Brief letters
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From grifter to guru: Hannah Ingram-Moore’s TikTok reinvention is an inspiration to us all | Claire Cohen
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Girl, 9, shot amid ‘planned assassination’ at east London restaurant, court hears
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BrewDog to close 10 bars amid ‘extremely difficult’ time for hospitality industry
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UK border officials to use AI to verify ages of child asylum seekers
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Police Scotland deny putting pressure on staff over ‘complex’ Trump visit
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The super-rich have done what protesters never could: taken over the US embassy in London | Andy Beckett
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Immigration agents in New York and protests in London: photos of the day – Tuesday
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Pete Songi on Kemi Badenoch’s shadow cabinet reshuffle – cartoon
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Mike Lynch’s estate and business partner owe HP £700m, court rules
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Obsessed with the Coldplay kiss cam story? I was too, until I realised the sinister truth at the heart of it | Arwa Mahdawi
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Man found guilty over sharing Grant Shapps’s details with ‘Russian spies’
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BoE governor warns Reeves weakening banking rules risks repeat of 2008 crisis
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Man who stabbed wife to death in Bradford street jailed for 28 years
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Lisa Nandy trying to bully BBC over its Gaza coverage, says Wolf Hall director
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UK does not need to hold inquiry into Russian disinformation, ECHR rules
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Manchester’s Royal Exchange rooted in slavery and colonialism, research reveals
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Reputation review – front and swagger in brawling portrait of British male rage
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Three people seriously hurt in Greater Manchester crash that tore roof off bus
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Britons ‘turning to simpler meals’ as grocery bills head for £275 annual rise
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Edinburgh funniest fringe joke award scrapped for 2025
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Last orders: a pub crawl across the UK’s dying booze industry – video
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UK government to ban public bodies from paying ransoms to hackers
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Lammy ‘sickened’ by Israel’s targeting of starving Palestinians and threatens fresh sanctions
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I’m witnessing the deliberate starvation of Gaza’s children – why is the world letting it happen? | Nick Maynard
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Rachel Reeves faces gloomy autumn after borrowing overshoots
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Immigration, deprivation and time spent online having ‘profound impact on society’, Rayner says – as it happened
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James Cleverly to return as shadow housing secretary in Tory reshuffle
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Why does British Gas keep playing dumb over my faulty smart meter?
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AstraZeneca to invest $50bn in US by 2030 amid Trump tariff threats
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NHS defends plan to not cancel non-urgent care if resident doctors strike
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UK strikes deal with private investors to build £38bn Sizewell C nuclear power plant
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UK borrowing rises more than expected, putting pressure on Rachel Reeves
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Even the Tories now admit that our electoral system is toxic. When will Labour have the guts to fix it? | Polly Toynbee
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Resident doctors on strikes: ‘For those of us who are working class, the stakes are different’
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More than 100 Labour MPs urge Ed Miliband to explore radical energy bills overhaul
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Chippie owner given ‘devastating’ £40,000 fine by Home office for allegedly illegal hire
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Country diary: A peachy taste of the exotic … outside the Co-op | Josie George
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‘I have to forgive’: 20 years after Jean Charles de Menezes was shot by police in Stockwell his cousin looks back
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The babies born with DNA from three parents – podcast
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Cenotaph wreath rules were changed to placate unionists, Blair-era files show
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Australia pressed Tony Blair to avoid meeting ‘troublemaker’ 1999 Indigenous delegation, archives reveal
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Tony and Cherie Blair advised in 2003 to pay back designer clothing discounts
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Britain told US that invading Iraq could cost Blair his premiership, papers reveal
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Ibiza venue cancels music events after deaths of two British men in two weeks
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OpenAI signs deal with UK to find government uses for its models
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‘Less reorganising, more doing’: landmark report alone won’t fix broken water sector
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Police behaviour at protests not changed since Orgreave, say activists
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Enter Nige’s fantasy UK, where crims operate with impunity and only the lucky get out alive | John Crace
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‘Broken’ water industry in England and Wales faces tighter controls under new watchdog
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UK ban on Palestine Action is an abuse of power, high court told
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UK condemns Israel for depriving Palestinians of ‘human dignity’
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Cunliffe’s reforms for water should have happened 20 years ago | Nils Pratley
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