Country diary: Ding ding! Round 2 for the brawling badgers | Ed Douglas
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English Heritage launches ‘bonding benches’ to tackle parental isolation
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Starmer survives – but for how long? – podcast
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‘PM comes out fighting’: what the UK papers say as Starmer battles on
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Millions raised to save Henry VIII pendant
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Teenagers to be allowed to drive trains from this summer
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White House eyes data center agreements amid energy price spikes
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Serco accused of ‘petty and vindictive’ removal of artwork from court cells
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Lower-income families face 137-year wait for living standards to double, says UK thinktank
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People with obesity 70% more likely to be hospitalised by or die from infection, study finds
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Britain’s crisis-hit Keir Starmer survives one more day
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Miliband pledges up to £1bn for community green energy schemes
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Timing of Palace's latest Andrew statement is extraordinary
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The £6bn black hole that could change children's lives
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Starmer survives Sarwar’s putsch, for now – podcast
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'End of the monarchy' may be at hand, says US congressman
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Starmer still needs to explain why he went ahead with Mandelson’s appointment
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Keir Starmer says he is ‘not prepared to walk away’ after call for resignation
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I'm going nowhere, PM declares - after arriving at crunch meeting with 'face like thunder'
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Why Scottish Labour turned against Keir Starmer
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‘Rayner for leader’ site proves race to succeed Starmer is well under way
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Reform-led Worcestershire set to issue England’s largest council tax rise
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Top civil servant could become third key No 10 departure in days
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Troubles-rooted play Sapling wins Women’s prize for playwriting
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Government’s top welfare official to step down
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‘A beaver blind date’: animals given freedom to repopulate Cornish rivers
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The Guardian view on Morgan McSweeney’s resignation: Sir Keir’s premiership is on the road to nowhere | Editorial
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Keir Starmer, you have two choices now – sort your warring party out or call an election | Ed Davey
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NatWest is chasing the mass affluent wallet. So is everyone else | Nils Pratley
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Read Wes Streeting's messages with Mandelson in full
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Is Britain about to lose another prime minister?
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Futile resignations and blatant revisionism to the fore as Starmer staggers on | John Crace
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Ignore the smears: I was never a close friend of Peter Mandelson. And I fully understand the lessons we must learn | Wes Streeting
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Streeting wrote off his re-election chances in WhatsApp exchanges with Mandelson
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King has 'profound concerns' over Andrew claims - and palace 'ready' to support police
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Ben Jennings on the growing pressure on Keir Starmer – cartoon
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We’ve seen the benefits smaller class sizes bring | Letters
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Pubs don’t deserve special measures | Letters
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Trying times for Welsh rugby | Letters
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Workers’ collectives are the bee’s knees | Brief letters
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Do you know what your kids are seeing online? Have your say
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‘That make-or-break feeling? I love it’: can André de Ridder put ENO back on its feet?
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Sarwar has shown his ruthless streak. But will his swipe at Starmer mean anything to voters?
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Ofcom under fire after refusing to investigate ‘misleading’ GB News Trump interview
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Suffolk Police apologises to surviving victim of 'Suffolk Strangler'
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Police apologise to surviving victim of 'Suffolk Strangler'
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Police assess claims Mountbatten-Windsor shared documents with Epstein
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Smart motorway system 'wasn't working as it should be' at time of fatal crash, court told
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Who could replace Starmer as prime minister?
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Soldier repeatedly stabbed in street compared assault to Lee Rigby attack, court hears
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Planning ahead: the political leadership campaigns that launched too soon
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Revealed: ‘Rayner for leader’ site briefly went live in January
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We've got no growth strategy and I'm toast: Streeting reveals his texts to Mandelson
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A forest of incense sticks and football in Gaza: photos of the day – Monday
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The left warned that Starmerism would end like this. Now all of Britain faces the fallout | Owen Jones
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Why is the UK so rainy this year and how is the climate crisis making matters worse?
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CCTV at murder suspect's home went off on morning of alleged shooting, court hears
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A new town for the 21st century? Seven-village build to begin after 20-year journey
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Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls on Keir Starmer to stand down
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Rise in UK borrowing costs reverses after cabinet backs Starmer
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Scottish Labour leader calls for Starmer to stand down
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The Mandelson I knew had a fatal flaw: he was a machiavellian who always cast himself as a victim | Andy McSmith
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Man, 30, found guilty of sexually abusing five children at Bristol nursery
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Children with special needs in England will keep current support, minister says
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Father jailed for trying to recruit white supremacists on social media after his wife left him
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Keir Starmer’s comms chief Tim Allan quits Downing Street
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Keir Starmer’s director of communications, Tim Allan, steps down
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'Useful idiot' who firebombed businesses in gangland feud jailed
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Epstein was not ostracised for his crimes. To some powerful men, he became even more appealing | Moira Donegan
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Starmer 'upbeat and confident' despite two top aides quitting in less than 24 hours
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