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Co-op refuses its will-writing service because I was born in Russia
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BBC seeks dismissal of $10bn Trump lawsuit over Panorama ‘fight like hell’ clip
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UK retailers endure ‘drab December’ as non-food sales fall flat
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BBC to file motion to dismiss Trump defamation lawsuit over Panorama edit
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Peter Mandelson apologises for Epstein association in sudden U-turn
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Starmer tells Labour MPs his foreign trips can help fix cost of living crisis
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UK ministers should explain compensation payment to Guantánamo detainee, Dominic Grieve says
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Conservative defections risk making Reform UK into Tory party 2.0
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Decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa match challenged by Dutch police
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Illegal migrant worker crackdown sees record numbers of raids and arrests
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Four hospital trusts declare 'critical incidents' as flu and norovirus cases surge
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Plans to limit jury trials in England and Wales may be watered down after backlash
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Thousands of homes in Cornwall still without power or water days after Storm Goretti
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Owen Cooper: how schoolboy conquered Golden Globes and changed acting for a generation
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MP’s visit to school cancelled after opposition from pro-Palestine group
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NHS ADHD spending over budget by £164m as unregulated clinics boom
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UK has no plan for defending nation in event of war, military chief reveals
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Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin, guitarist for rock band Black Midi, dies aged 26
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Palestine Action hunger strikers are still the state’s responsibility | Letters
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It takes more than a degree to the smash the class ceiling | Letters
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Shamima Begum case raises fears for dual nationals | Letter
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Asylum seeker jailed for raping 18-year-old woman
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Lifeboat crews rescue man stranded on inflatable mattress
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Imprisoned hunger striker linked to Palestine Action tells friend: ‘I’m dying’
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Man who infected woman with HIV after stopping treatment is jailed
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Ex-Tory chancellor Nadhim Zahawi latest Conservative to jump ship to Reform UK
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Family pays tribute to ‘gentlest soul’ taxi driver killed in Bolton head-on collision
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Table tennis and Golden Globes: photos of the day – Monday
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Football fan who injured own player after throwing seat jailed for 18 months
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British Library acquires archive of rural life writer and essayist Ronald Blythe
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Newly discovered ‘Port Talbot Pompeii’ may have been Roman centre for agriculture
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Your Party hit by new split as Corbyn and Sultana battle for control
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Father jailed for 35 years after baby left with life-changing injuries
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Major incident declared as 30,000 homes left without water in Kent and Sussex
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Nadhim Zahawi failed in bid for peerage from Tories before Reform defection, sources say
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Creating AI sexualised images to become criminal offence this week
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