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Smoking could be banned outside pubs and restaurants under new proposal
It comes after a Government-commissioned review last year recommended a ban on smoking outside any premises that sell food and drink to ensure hospitality is smoke-free
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Top officials told this isn't 'a game' after dodging details on RAAC in schools
A furious Labour MP tore into top education officials who refused to reveal the number of schools that still need checking for dodgy concrete that could be at risk of collapsing
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Unions vote to resist anti-strike law which could see staff sacked over walkouts
Unions backed a motion urging 'non-compliance and non cooperation' with the Tory Strikes Act, creating a policy of defiance against the legislation passed in July
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Trophy hunting 'like apartheid' says campaigner amid fresh fears for import ban
Adam Cruise, the acting chief executive of the Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting, spoke out as peers prepare to debate plans to stop hunters bringing their "prizes" back to Britain
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Assessment consultation is likely to land Disabled people right back on benefits
Mirror columnist Anna Morell has strong feelings about Disabled people being told to 'look for employment' and is calling on the government to do more for people with health issues
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Unite chief warns 'too timid' Keir Starmer workers 'can't wait for jam tomorrow'
Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham said Labour mustn't be 'too timid to talk of hope, too Conservative to make change' in a fiery speech to the Trades Union Congress
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Truss warns of 'Chinese infiltration at Westminster' after suspected spy arrest
The former Prime Minister made a rare intervention in Parliament during an emergency debate on the alleged national security scandal gripping Westminster
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Top Tory blames 'voter apathy' for election mauling as he denies rebelling
Jonathan Gullis, a leading member of the New Conservatives faction, outlined a list of demands after penning a report warning the UK is 'lagging behind' on vocational skills
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No10 refuses to back Dangerous Dogs Act after latest horror attack on girl
Asked by the Mirror if the 1991 legislation was 'fit for purpose', the Prime Minister's spokesman instead said the Government had asked for new advice on measures it could take
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Parliamentary researcher arrested over 'spying for China' says he's innocent
Reports of the spying allegation have sparked alarm in Westminster, with Rishi Sunak yesterday confronting the Chinese Premier after the accusation came to light
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'No10 bullies being reported over anti-strike laws is shameful day for Britain'
Tories have long hated trade unions but their anti-strike laws are an attempt to browbeat workers into subservience and they have now been reported to a UN rights watchdog
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MPs demand thousands barred from university as Tories 'fight like cats in a bag'
A gang of right-wing MPs known as the New Conservatives have demanded Rishi Sunak targets 'low-achieving' students and accused universities of 'exploiting' the dreams of young people
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Business leaders outline five-point plan to boost North at next general election
The Northern Powerhouse Partnership think tank is publishing its demands to political parties, as the annual Great Northern Summit takes place today in Bradford
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Brutal ticket office cull defended by Rishi Sunak despite huge protests
The Tories are backing a controversial plan put forward by train bosses to close ticket counters at 974 railway stations across England - which has sparked a major backlash
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Pensions triple lock threat as Rishi Sunak hints he may rip up Tory promise
The Prime Minister declined to say whether the key policy affecting millions of pensioners would be included in the Conservative Party’s manifesto at the next election
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Suella Braverman pushes for ban of 'lethal' American XL bully dogs after attack
Home Secretary Suella Braverman has called an attack on an 11-year-old girl by an American XL Bully as "appalling" and has revealed she has commissioned urgent advice on banning the breed
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'Starmer should pay close attention to TUC congress and bold, popular tax plans'
The TUC congress in Liverpool will see bold arguments put forward for solving Britain's economic problems - including a host of progressive tax policies, writes Kevin Maguire
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Five ways Labour should look to help millions after election, says Sharon Graham
Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham has identified five ways Labour can be bolder in their offering to working people if they win power
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'No end in sight' for RAAC concrete crisis in England's schools, warn heads
Thousands of kids had their return to class disrupted after the Government ordered dozens of schools to shut or partially close over safety fears from collapse-prone concrete
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'Victims can't trust ministers to deliver - justice delayed is justice denied'
Dame Vera Baird quit as Victims Commissioner nearly a year ago as she 'no longer believed that Conservative ministers had the interests of victims at heart' but since then 'the situation has got worse'
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Victims being 'badly let down' as a third of crimes take over 100 days to charge
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper warned that “under the Tories, too many criminals are getting off' and victims are being left facing lengthy waits for justice
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Unions to report Tory Government to UN watchdog over 'spiteful' anti-strike law
TUC leader Paul Nowak said the crackdown was a product of a 'desperate Conservative Government spoiling for a fight with unions to distract from their dire economic record'
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MPs have tried to take own lives due to pressure of job, says ex-minister
In a harrowing insight into the pressures MPs face, former international development secretary Rory Stewart said he was aware of cases where politicians had nearly died by suicide
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40 inmates moved out of Wandsworth Prison after terror suspect escapes
Justice Secretary Alex Chalk said around 40 prisoners were taken out of the Category B prison as a probe into how terror suspect Daniel Khalife got away is carried out
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Liz Truss writing book on disastrous 49 days at No10 blaming others for failure
Former PM Liz Truss is penning a loftily-titled book called Ten Years To Save the West, in which she's expected to lash out at the 'global left' and the 'Greta Thunbergs of this world'
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