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US attack on Greenland would end NATO, says Danish PM
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Porridge, soft drinks and chocolate included as junk food advert ban comes into effect
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HMRC insists I am dead. How do I convince it I’m not?
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Cold snap grips UK and Europe – in pictures
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GMB union in fresh turmoil over claims by senior female leaders
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UK arts groups offer therapeutic support to performers as they challenge myth of tortured artist
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Ban on TV junk food advertising before 9pm comes into force in UK
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'A 14-year-old girl is with a man in this hotel': How police are stepping up to protect children
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Blizzard conditions forecast - and amber warnings in force - as UK returns to work and school
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Collapse of ‘zombie’ UK firms forecast to fuel unemployment in 2026
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UK’s plans to seize asylum seekers’ phones condemned by campaigners
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Eva Schloss, Holocaust survivor and stepsister of Anne Frank, dies aged 96
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Mum pays tribute to 'special boy', aged 16, who died after being hit by car
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Power to seize phones from small boat migrants comes into force
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Anne Frank stepsister and Auschwitz survivor Eva Schloss dies aged 96
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British citizenship should never be conditional | Letters
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Hey, teacher, leave them ‘six-seven’ kids alone | Letters
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Scotland and Wales deserve local BBC radio | Letter
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Snow forecast hits Scottish schools and cold health alerts in place for England
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European leaders appear torn in face of new world order after Venezuela attack
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‘Durham’s other cathedral’: mining union hall reopens after £14m restoration
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Ballymena riots six months on: fear, formidable obstacles and official silence
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HSBC becomes first big UK lender to cut its mortgage rates in 2026
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Man charged with escaping prison on New Year's Day - as two inmates remain at large
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Man who died after being pulled from sea was trying to rescue a mother and daughter
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Battery electric cars will overtake diesels in Great Britain by 2030, analysis suggests
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Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson says her twin babies may never walk
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Mother named as victim of East Yorkshire drowning, daughter still missing
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Maduro’s capture and a Stonehenge sunrise: photos of the weekend
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World ‘may not have time’ to prepare for AI safety risks, says leading researcher
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Grandfather who died trying to save others from sea remembered as 'selfless hero'
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‘Oh my gosh, they’re all from London and Cambridge’: York University’s northerners fight back
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Starmer says closer ties with EU single market preferable to a customs union
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UK ‘not entirely clear’ what it means for US to ‘run’ Venezuela
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Starmer insists he will still be UK prime minister in 2027
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NHS England urged to introduce external second opinion when dismissing staff
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UK government refuses to say if US broke international law over Maduro capture
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Anthony Joshua shares photo in first public update since Nigeria car crash
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More snow warnings issued as cold snap continues
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Spycops sent thousands of surveillance reports to MI5, inquiry documents reveal
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The electric vehicle revolution is still on course – don’t let your loathing of Elon Musk stop you joining up | Zoe Williams
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Leading UK far-right activist spoke at Russian extreme nationalist event
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‘Once whispered, now discussed’: the rise of dubious claims of civil war in the UK
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Guardian readers raise £750,000 for charities uniting divided communities
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In 2026, remember this: Britain is much better than it was in so many ways. Don’t swallow the right’s lies | John Harris
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White House sends tough private message to oil companies on Venezuela
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Digital wallet fraud: how your bank card can be stolen without it leaving your wallet
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‘This is business as usual’: boss of bombed Ukrainian vodka maker seeks to expand exports
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British and French aircraft attack underground Islamic State weapons store in Syria
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Luke Littler wins second straight World Darts Championship
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‘It’s impossible not to feel relief’: UK Venezuelans on Maduro’s capture
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Son of British woman detained in Iran describes 'criminal' government response
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Murderer at large after absconding from prison on New Year's Day
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Reform UK says it would impose whole-life jail terms on child rapists
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More than half of UK therapists report seeing rise in out-of-control porn use
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‘I’d try to hide it as best I could’: a UK man on his struggle with porn addiction
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Former Labour MP and defence minister Sir Patrick Duffy dies aged 105
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Britain not involved in US Venezuela attack, says Keir Starmer
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Snow and ice warnings issued amid travel disruptions
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Growing numbers of over-60s facing homelessness, charities warn
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Feeling the bite: is Greggs on a roll or is its expansion overbaked?
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Jason White on plastic pollution in the food chain – cartoon
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Migrants are at the heart of our art, our music, our whole history. That’s what the right won’t admit to you | Rowan Williams
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UK university degree no longer ‘passport to social mobility’, says King’s vice-chancellor
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Helen Skelton: ‘Who would play me in the film of my life? Kate Hudson’
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End of the line for diesel fumes at London St Pancras as new trains arrive
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I’m not sure a bakery needs a branded condom – can any business resist selling merch now? | Elle Hunt
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‘A rise of love’: Liverpool church targeted in 2024 riots forges links against hate
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Reddit overtakes TikTok in UK thanks to search algorithms and gen Z
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