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Labour should not dismiss a social media ban for under-16s
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The Geminid meteor shower and hundreds of Santas: photos of the weekend
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Shabana Mahmood dismisses White House’s ‘civilisational erasure’ claims
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Reeves’s planning overhaul stalls as senior adviser quits after four months
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Festive food for less: Christmas dinner with all the cost trimmings
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Are asylum seekers really more likely to commit violent crime in the UK?
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Lim makes darts history as he becomes oldest player to win match at PDC World Championship
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Police spied on group set up to expose wrongdoing in Met, inquiry hears
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DWP needs overhaul to restore trust after carer’s allowance scandal, adviser says
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City & Guilds to shrink UK workforce amid £22m cost-cutting drive
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Steve Bannon, Tucker Carlson and ... Liz Truss? Inside the former PM’s audition for Maga
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Strawberry fields forever? The West Sussex farm growing berries in December
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Police forces in England and Wales to get units that tackle violence against women
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Special delivery: how a Royal Mail postbox ended up in Antarctica
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Two teenagers die after car crashes into tree
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Tommy Robinson’s London ‘Christmas service’ draws about 1,000 people
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Strictly Come Dancing: semi-final results – live
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YouTube channels spreading fake, anti-Labour videos viewed 1.2bn times in 2025
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Labour is procrastinating over policy as UK’s economy goes backwards | Phillip Inman
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Zoe Ball to leave role as presenter of her BBC Radio 2 show
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End of small boats crossings pause exposes fragility of migration debate
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Andrew accuser's family 'deeply disappointed' as Met Police shelve investigation
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Two men arrested after Christmas tree in Durham village chopped down
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Giuffre family ‘disappointed’ Met police not investigating claims against Andrew
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Wes Streeting calls for ‘cross-party consensus’ on gender identity ahead of puberty blocker trial
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Comedian Robin Ince quits Radio 4 show, claiming BBC found his views ‘problematic’
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Two men arrested after Christmas tree cut down hours after lights switch-on
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Risk to women of severe bleeding after giving birth at five-year high in England
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UK sees longest period without migrants arriving on small boats since 2018
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Madeline Horwath on the most romantic Christmas gift that money can buy – cartoon
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‘Every chef should train here’: Turkish restaurant ranks fourth on list of London’s top food spots
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Next plots swoop on family-owned shoe chain Russell & Bromley
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Starmer to pick new US ambassador as relations with Trump tested
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Edward Enninful: ‘Britain feels less tolerant now than we were in the 90s’
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‘People will listen’: turning anger into community pride in North Shields
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Zipcar’s rivals consider London expansion after it reveals UK exit
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C of E responds to Tommy Robinson’s carols event with ‘Christmas is for all’ message
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Will other countries follow Australia’s social media ban for under-16s?
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