Tories’ push for new grooming inquiry would ‘kill’ child safety bill, says Phillipson
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Met to face inquiry over handling of Mohamed Al Fayed allegations
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Life and death on the Bibby Stockholm: ‘No one wanted to go inside – but we had no choice’
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Tory and Reform MPs accused of ‘weaponising trauma’ of grooming victims, as Farage calls for inquiry to focus on Pakistani men – as it happened
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UK weather live: new amber weather warning for snow issued for south-west England
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Is ‘sleep divorce’ the key to marital bliss? | Coco Khan
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‘Get on my land’: the farmers who want strangers wandering their fields
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Shoplifters, scams and supersoft toys: how the Jellycat craze inspired a crime wave
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Wednesday briefing: What Elon Musk’s focus on grooming gangs reveals about alt-right online discourse
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Birdwatch: an unlikely encounter with the least sandpiper in Somerset
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Labour hopes ‘new deal for farmers’ can reset relationship with industry
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Coffee drinkers reap health boost – but only if they do it in the morning
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Kemi Badenoch was supposed to make the Tories serious again. She has failed | Rafael Behr
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UK music sales hit record high as Taylor Swift tops album sellers
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Gaza Cola launched by Palestinian activist to rebuild destroyed hospital
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UK watchdog bans ‘offensive’ adverts showing banknotes in flames
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Are private schools losing their grip on the British elite? – podcast
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Schools in England face ‘death by a thousand cuts’, headteachers say
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Rolls-Royce to invest £300m in expansion of Goodwood factory
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Labour says cap on school uniform items could save families £50 a child
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‘Flat packing them’: soldier says SAS described killing Afghans in casual way
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Woman who left 35 puppies in filthy caravan gets suspended sentence
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Jenrick shape-shifts on air with reality-bending Today interview | John Crace
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Watchdog criticises ex-bosses of king’s charity over donor dealings
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Shein lawyer accused of ‘wilful ignorance’ over cotton linked to forced Uyghur labour
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‘Living the dream’: snowed in at Britain’s highest pub, strangers became friends
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The Guardian view on the Church of England after Welby: adapt to survive | Editorial
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Elon Musk knows ‘absolutely nothing’ about women and girls’ safety, says Jess Phillips
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Nigel Farage paid £189,000 last year by gold company to work part-time
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Cash makes surprise comeback amid 4.6% annual rise in ATM withdrawals
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Investigators in Bangladesh demand Tulip Siddiq’s bank account details
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Search begins for British hikers missing in northern Italy since New Year’s Day
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Tory MPs contact Badenoch to raise concerns about Jenrick’s comments
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So much for the dream of buying a family home | Letters
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Boy, 14, dies after being stabbed on bus in south-east London
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Cockney influences found in Scotland, Australia and New Zealand, says expert
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A new era of lies: Mark Zuckerberg has just ushered in an extinction-level event for truth on social media | Chris Stokel-Walker
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Rise in UK borrowing costs could push Reeves to new public spending cuts
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Home Office may reclassify ketamine in response to record levels of use
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Man charged with stalking Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas
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Singing kings and a corpse flower: photos of the day – Tuesday
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Head of Met’s Black Police Association accused of sending offensive messages in group chat
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‘Just make people come in on the second Thursday of the month’: workspace provider Mark Dixon on the WFH debate
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Lib Dems call for Kemi Badenoch to sack Robert Jenrick over ‘divisive comments’
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Canals have vital role to play in UK’s climate resilience, says charity
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McDonald’s sacked 29 people after sexual harassment allegations, MPs told
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Bristol Old Vic theatre school to stop its undergraduate courses
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Man who rescued driver from flood tells of devastation to his business
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More breast cancer cases found when AI used in screenings, study finds
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I don’t want to hear MPs’ personal testimonies in parliament. Issues like assisted dying are for heads, not hearts | Simon Jenkins
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UK food price inflation hits 3.7%, the highest level since March
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Former chair of child abuse inquiry says another one would only delay action
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Apple says it will update AI feature after inaccurate news alerts
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Labour apologises for TikTok video with ‘inappropriate’ soundtrack
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Nigel Farage paid £189,000 for part-time job as ‘brand ambassador’ for gold bullion firm– as it happened
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Next to increase prices to help pay for budget tax changes
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UK house prices dip for first time since March, says Halifax
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Scottish man killed while serving as medic with Ukrainian army
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Tuesday briefing: How Britain has coped with an Arctic blast
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Luxury tights brand Wolford apologises for delays to orders and refunds
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British AI startup with government ties is developing tech for military drones
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Ignore Musk, ignore the critics – you’ll feel the benefit of Labour’s policies in your pocket before long | Polly Toynbee
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Keir Starmer’s NHS plan: what are the key elements and can it succeed?
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Business secretary urged to refer Vodafone to Covid corruption commissioner
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‘We stand by Jess’: Telford survivors criticise Musk’s attack on Phillips
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‘I haven’t seen any change’: black Labour voters in Liverpool and London six months on
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Shortage of foster carers causing ‘very real’ UK crisis, Barnardo’s warns
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‘We’re very glad we’ve done it’: the Liverpool couple who fostered more than 40 children
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UK retailers may have to cut thousands of jobs after bleak Christmas
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Labour to make taking intimate images without consent a criminal offence
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