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Liz Truss: Rising power bills are ‘price worth paying’ for long-term UK security
Liz Truss has said soaring energy bills are a “price worth paying” to secure the UK’s “long-term security” as ...
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‘Huge operation’ to keep central London clean during public mourning for Queen
Scores of staff were deployed for a clean-up operation to return the streets of central London to normal just a few hour...
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Labour’s Rosie Cooper announces decision to stand down as an MP
Labour MP Rosie Cooper has announced she is standing down from her seat in the Commons, triggering a possible by-electio...
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Teenager was ‘crushed to death by forklift truck in first month of new job’
A teenager was crushed to death by a forklift truck while working at a farm less than a month after starting his new job...
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Major event set to be affected as fresh rail strikes are confirmed for October
A rail union has confirmed that train drivers at 12 companies will stage fresh strikes next month, continuing the indust...
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Animal cruelty case put back as barristers continue walkout over pay
The trial of a woman accused of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected species of dog has been adjourned because o...
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Unions start legal action against Government over law change
Unions are starting legal action against the Government over its new law allowing employers to hire agency workers to re...
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Holly and Phillip address backlash over lying in state queue on This Morning
This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have insisted they would “never jump a queue” as they addr...
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Wife killer Russell Causley set to have first public parole hearing
A man who murdered his wife almost 40 years ago will become the first prisoner to have a public parole board hearing....
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No plans to ‘water down’ online safety reform plans – Culture Secretary
The Culture Secretary has insisted that the new Government is not planning to water down proposals for new internet safe...