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Another Tory MP stands down as polls point to Labour general election landslide
Panicking Tories are announcing they'll stand down at a general election as Labour storms ahead in the polls - meanwhile Rishi Sunak faces a double by-election nightmare next month
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Keir Starmer vows to 'smash' trafficking gangs and save £2bn a year hotel bill
The Labour leader says if he becomes PM he will recruit 1,000 Home Office caseworkers and a similar number to staff a fast-track returns unit to deal with the asylum backlog
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'Only Tories could build north-south line that doesn't run far enough north'
The Government has already axed the proposed HS2 leg from Birmingham to Leeds, and now it is refusing to commit to extending the route to Manchester
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'Cancelling the second phase of HS2 would be a double blow for the North'
Henri Murison, Chief Executive of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, writes for the Mirror that the move would be a 'betrayal that the Conservative Party may come to regret'
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China tried to 'headhunt' powerful Brits, UK Government admits
Some Chinese action 'crosses the line from influence to interference', ministers have conceded, as pressure mounts over allegations a Westminster aide was spying for Beijing
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Pharmacies face 'funding black hole' as couple give up dream of owning one
MPs said the country faces 'an enormous challenge' in improving access to primary care as he begged for stable, long-term and sustainable funding commitments for chemists
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Tory minister hid in a cupboard to avoid grieving Hillsborough families
The mother of a teenager who died branded the unnamed politician 'a disgrace' after Theresa May revealed the MP had slipped into a closet rather than speak to victims' relatives
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Dangerous dog amnesty would help tackle spate of attacks, says ex-top policeman
Ex-Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe called on the Government to take the drastic measure amid a spate of horror attacks on children and adults
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I was at the best day in the Parliamentary calendar - the MPs' dogs contest
Mirror Politics’ resident dog lover casts his expert eye over the entrants in the much-anticipated Westminster Dog of the Year Award, which saw MPs show off their four-legged friends
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PM urged to press ahead with trophy hunting import ban to block sick souvenirs
Campaigners called on Rishi Sunak to allocate government time for the key legislation to be debated after it was held up by Conservative backbenchers in the Lords
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Minister's pet scoops coveted 'dog of the year' award as MPs show off pooches
MPs from across the political spectrum showed off their four-legged friends while competing for the coveted Westminster Dog of the Year Award
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Tories 'making North pay for failure' as HS2 leg to Manchester could be axed
Downing Street refused to guarantee the beleaguered HS2 high-speed railway line would run to Manchester as originally promised amid spiralling costs and delays
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Poll: Should there be a second Brexit referendum?
Leaving the EU has hardly been a success so far - but is it too late to turn back the clock and re-join?
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Sunak breached confidentiality rules over watchdog probe in row over wife's firm
The Commons Standards Committee has issued a ruling following an investigation into the Prime Minister and public statements issued by Downing Street
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Unions warn Rishi Sunak they will use 'all means' to protect steelworkers' jobs
Community general secretary Roy Rickhuss and GMB leader Gary Smith have written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak over electric arc furnaces at Tata's Port Talbot plant
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Starmer vows to treat people smugglers like 'terrorists' and scrap Rwanda deal
The Labour leader is meeting police and prosecutors at Europol - the EU's law enforcement agency - where he wants to reach agreement on ways to stop small boats "before they get in the water"
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'Shoplifting epidemic is a depressing crimewave made in Tory Lawless Britain'
We despair at the state of lawless Britain where people brazenly steal without any fear of the consequences, and we deplore how shopworkers are threatened for doing their job
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Therese Coffey told off by Speaker for saying Labour did 'sweet FA' on sewage
Labour's Steve Reed called on Environment Secretary Therese Coffey to resign if her department is found to have broken the law through its regulation of sewage discharges
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Theresa May savages Boris Johnson over 'damaging' Partygate rule-breaking
Boris Johnson stood down as an MP earlier this year ahead of a brutal report that found he lied and lied over Partygate after the Mirror exposed lockdown-busting gatherings in No10
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Keir Starmer to meet French President in blow to Rishi Sunak's bromance efforts
France's Emmanuel Macon is expected to host the Labour leader at the Elysee Palace - in a blow to Rishi Sunak's efforts to build a bromance with the French President
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New job loss fears at Tata's Port Talbot steelworks as £500m deal 'edges closer'
Negotiations between Tata and the Government over taxpayer support for the plant are said to be progressing, with an announcement possibly due by the end of the week
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Police told to bring more shoplifters to book as gangs threaten terrified staff
Rishi Sunak branded the rise in shop thefts 'unacceptable' as he vowed to work with police chiefs to tackle the epidemic that is sweeping Britain's high streets
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Fears of 'pharmacy wastelands' as MPs debate closures of community chemists
A debate will take place in Parliament to raise the alarm about hundreds of chemists shutting - as campaigners urge the Government to stump up more cash for the high street lifelines
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Annie Mac tells MPs music industry is boys' club that's 'rigged against women'
The star, full name Annie Macmanus, told an inquiry into misogyny in the music industry that she was often 'the only girl' on line-ups and sound engineers would take up her personal space
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Rishi Sunak faces humiliation in nightmare double by-election within weeks
Voters head to the polls on October 19 to replace Boris Johnson loyalist Nadine Dorries and disgraced ex-whip Chris Pincher in a potential headache for the Tories
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