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British public’s verdict is in: Die Hard is not a Christmas movie
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Long-awaited report into Britain's worst-ever sporting disaster to be published today
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PM issues China warning - and hits out at Brexit
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UK aims to secure agreement to rejoin Erasmus student exchange scheme
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Attorney general urges Nigel Farage to apologise over alleged racism and antisemitism
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The Guardian view on men’s health: the needs of different groups can only be addressed in a functioning system | Editorial
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Starmer has little choice but to bind himself closer to his chancellor
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Teenager dies after 'exiting' ambulance on motorway
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Ben Jennings on migration and the hard right – cartoon
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Starmer defends Reeves: has she been economical with the truth? | The Latest
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Your Party faces proxy war despite avoiding leadership race, insiders warn
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All the key points from new Hillsborough report into disaster
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U-turn over plan to run Manchester to London train without passengers
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Enver Solomon restores our faith in Britain | Letters
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Why it’s silly to focus on Labour’s manifesto pledges | Letter
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The real reasons taxes went up - and it's not what the PM says
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Has Rachel Reeves been economical with the truth? – The Latest
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Your Party's antics assume a luxury the left does not have: time | Owen Jones
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Resident doctors in England to go on strike in run-up to Christmas
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Britain’s fiscal watchdog chief quits over leaked budget
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King officially strips Andrew of two more titles
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OBR chair quits after inquiry into early release of budget document
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Zipcar, world’s biggest car-sharing company, to close UK operation
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Can Keir Starmer save Rachel Reeves? – podcast
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Zipcar set to close UK operations
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Two Met officers running spycops unit were ‘incredibly racist’, inquiry told
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OBR says inadvertent budget leak is ‘worst failure’ in its 15-year history
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Manchester-London 7am ‘ghost train’ to carry passengers after outcry over regulator’s decision
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NHS to pay 25% more for innovative drugs after UK–US zero-tariff deal
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OBR chief resigns after budget leak investigation
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Extensive flooding possible in Wales as Met Office issues amber weather warning
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Premier League clubs fear Home Office move will add millions to policing costs
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Autumn maples and Frankfurt in the fog: photos of the day – Monday
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Post Office scandal: Police consider corporate manslaughter charges
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Beware flammable skincare, too many sprouts and overindulging in cheese this Christmas, say health experts
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‘Posh-poor divide’: the rise in areas of England where wealth and deprivation appear side by side
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UK pulls $1.15bn support for Mozambique gas project after climate and terror concerns
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Airbus finds problem with fuselage panels after fixing software glitch
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US and UK agree zero tariffs on pharmaceuticals
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Starmer raises pressure on head of OBR by saying budget leak was ‘serious error’
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Calls to trial four-day week for schools to boost teacher recruitment and retention
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Runaway reindeer sparks emergency rescue operation
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UK, Netherlands drop funding for TotalEnergies’ massacre-linked gas project
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Man accused of Huntingdon train stabbings refuses to attend court
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‘Rage bait’ named word of the year by Oxford University Press
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Agency staff covering for striking bin workers vote to go on strike
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Accenture dubs 800,000 staff ‘reinventors’ amid shift to AI
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UK politics: OBR chief resigns, saying budget leak was ‘technical but serious’ error – as it happened
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Police Scotland urged to reopen investigation of rape allegation against Al Fayed
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Keirsplaining the budget: PM to the rescue?
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Virgin Media fined £23.8m for putting vulnerable customers at risk
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Senior minister defends Rachel Reeves over claims she misled cabinet on tax rises
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Hello, foreign oligarchs and corporations! Please come and sue the UK for billions | George Monbiot
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Thousands without water after 'chemical issue' - what you need to know
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'People think I get paid': Life as an international boxer
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From star jumps to job cuts: how Ovo Energy fell from grace
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UK energy suppliers’ customer service: a tragedy (and a farce) in three acts
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Monday briefing: What did we learn at Your Party’s first conference?
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Bangladesh court sentences UK MP Tulip Siddiq to two years in prison in absentia
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UK refrains from hitting high street on Black Friday as fears grow over economy
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Number of refugees allowed to settle in UK under UN schemes falls 26% in a year
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Labour MP Tulip Siddiq sentenced to two years in prison at corruption trial in Bangladesh
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Wood-burning stoves could face partial ban in Labour’s updated environment plan
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Schools urged to trial four-day week to ease pressure on teachers in England and Wales
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‘It was extremely pornographic’: Cara Hunter on the deepfake video that nearly ended her political career
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Most drivers want alcolocks fitted to drink drivers' cars, survey suggests
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Special forces chief tried to cover up concerns about SAS conduct in Afghanistan, inquiry told
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