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Households face higher energy bills as £28bn grid upgrade gets go-ahead
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Watch Simon Cowell’s TV search for a new boyband – and see how our world has changed | Emma Brockes
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The Ashes: Archer strikes for England as Australia lose second wicket
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In 'Little Kabul', Afghans feel they have to prove their US loyalty all over again
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‘They rose out of the ground!’: Scotland’s brutalist beauties – in pictures
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‘People had forgotten about it’: onboard the 7am Manchester-London train service saved from axe
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I called my recipe book Sabzi – vegetables. But the name was trademarked. And my legal ordeal began
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Probation officers in England and Wales to be given self-defence training after stabbings
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Earthquake of 3.3 magnitude rattles Lancashire and Lake District
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‘A mini Battle of Cable Street’: the English neighbourhoods still grappling with the meaning of the flags
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Leasehold ‘wild west’ under scrutiny as minister criticises FirstPort’s fees and failures
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‘It moved … it was hopping!’ One man’s search for a wild wallaby in the UK
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The snail farm don: is this the most brazen tax avoidance scheme of all time?
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Doctors failed to tell father of seven he was terminally ill
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A&E 'under siege from hiccups and ingrowing toenails' - as NHS makes fresh warning to patients
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Who was behind the novichok attack - and was Putin to blame? Inquiry to publish report today
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Whistleblowers reveal hundreds of UK moderators have left TikTok
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Dutch report confirms massacre at TotalEnergies’ Mozambique gas project
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'Absolutely shaken to my core': Earthquake recorded in the North West
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Refugee homelessness in UK has more than doubled in two years, charity says
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Sevenfold increase in serious incidents at UK immigration detention centre, report finds
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Wes Streeting orders review of mental health diagnoses as benefit claims soar
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Discussing breast density after mammograms may cause unneeded anxiety, study finds
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Labour accused of 'scandalous attempt to subvert democracy'
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Rachel Reeves between a rook and a hard place after chess row
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‘From taboo to tool’: 30% of GPs in UK use AI tools in patient consultations, study finds
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British troops accused of human rights violations and sexual abuse in Kenya
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Welsh Labour MSs accuse Starmer government of rolling back devolution
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Stronger reforms called for over baby formula crisis
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Blackpool report: why do England’s deprived areas have the most troubled hospitals?
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The Guardian view on a four-day week for teachers: a clever way to end the staffing crisis
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Reform council leader accused of racism after alleged remarks about Sadiq Khan
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Keir Starmer expected to award 25 new Labour peerages
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Reform UK aiming for reverse takeover of Tories, Farage says
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King Charles decries ‘Russian aggression’ in pledge on defending Europe
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Mystery solved after tentacles wash up on UK beach
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BBC criticised for plan to cover some World Cup 2026 games remotely
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Misha Glenny to present BBC Radio 4 ‘institution’ In Our Time
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What juries can do that professional judges can’t | Letters
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Motability cuts are a deeply cynical policy | Letter
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Amazon and the tightening grip of capitalism | Letters
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Who will lose out when Labour cuts red tape? | Brief letters
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Women’s prisons report finds 97 deaths in decade as self-harm hits record high
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Farage and the Tory right will unite because they want power. Will the left just stand by? | Neal Lawson
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Post Office avoids fine over leak of wrongfully convicted operators’ names
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Spoilt for choice, Conspiracy Kemi grabs wrong end of every stick | John Crace
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Brian Hayes obituary
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Woman loses case against her employer over transgender toilet policy
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The words you have mispronounced all year - and how to actually say them
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Fake nurse who fraudulently pocketed more than £170,000 jailed
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DNA identifies suspected killer 20 years after woman found dead in seafront shelter
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Leaked report reveals culture of bullying and harassment at scandal-hit NHS hospital
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Children hurt after roof ripped off double-decker bus
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UK using more wood to make electricity than ever, Drax figures show
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Labour proposed in opposition how to introduce assisted dying via private member’s bill
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Boxing robots, a mass wedding and a home as art: photos of the day – Wednesday
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Help to cut baby formula costs could save parents up to £500, Starmer says
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Thousands of homes told to boil water before drinking
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Foreign Office lost ‘opportunities to influence’ US after Harry Dunn death, review finds
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Scottish government orders review of grooming gangs evidence
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Britain says Putin’s war threats are ‘claptrap’
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HSBC appoints interim chair Brendan Nelson to permanent role
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Family of British teenager killed by US spy hit out at 'useless' UK government
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The single-parent penalty: why do they get such a poor deal on family tickets?
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UK temporary workers: tell us have you received less holiday pay than you are due?
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PMQs: Badenoch leaves Starmer stumped on post-budget turbulence
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£2,000 salary sacrifice gap explained - and what you should do now, according to experts
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The Sarah Everard report part two: a catalogue of repeated and preventable failures | Joan Smith
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Paedophile pleads guilty to sexually assaulting toddlers at London nursery
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