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Huge poll will ask 175k why royals exist - before King Charles told results
Tens of thousands of ordinary voters across the country are being questioned on what they think King Charles' role should be with the results sent to Buckingham Palace
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Rishi Sunak under fire for giving knighthood to Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin
Labour the Liberal Democrats have joined with the TUC in slamming Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for giving knighthoods to controversial pub magnate Tim Martin and ex-RBS boss Stephen Hester
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Vapers to be hit with tax on e-cigarettes that will see prices rise massively
The plans for the levy, which will likely increase the cost of vaping liquid by at least a quarter, will be unveiled in Jeremy Hunt's Budget on March 6
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Rishi Sunak held secret talks with Dominic Cummings to avoid election defeat
In a bombshell revelation, Dominic Cummings claimed that Rishi Sunak offered him a 'secret deal' as he wanted him to 'deliver the election' during two top-secret meetings in Yorkshire and London
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Tory £500m railway restoration plan built just 11 miles of track in four years
The Tories have been accused of failing to deliver on a manifesto commitment to reopen railway lines and train stations closed under the Beeching cuts in the 1960s
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'You don’t need to be Mystic Meg to predict 2024 will be Labour’s year'
Judging by the frenzied activity from both Labour and the Tories in the remaining days of 2023, Mirror columnist Keir Mudie reckons an election could be coming in either spring or autumn
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Tory pint plan falls flat for maker of Churchill’s fave fizz
Although Winston Churchill was a fan of champagne served by the imperial pint, the winemakers Pol Roger are refusing to bring back smaller serving sizes in line with a Tory scheme
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Rishi Sunak's favourite author Jilly Cooper made a Dame in New Years Honours
Jilly Cooper has been made a Dame in the New Year Honours list. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has repeatedly spoken of his love for her racy novels, including bestseller Riders
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Hero rail worker who saved 29 lives named on New Year Honours List
Rizwan Javed, who works on the Elizabeth Line in London, has 29 suicide intervention commendations and is among hundreds of unsung heroes celebrated in the New Year Honours List
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Liz Truss rewards 11 Tory donors and cronies in honours slipped out by 'weak' PM
The former PM who was forced from No10 after just 49 days in office has showered gongs and peerages on allies and cronies - with one award for every four-and-a-half days she was in Downing Street
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Tory donors, partners and cronies handed New Year Honours List awards
A long list of tycoons were named as Sirs and Dames in the New Year Honour's List, including Brexit-backing Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin, who has given money to the Tories in the past
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11 new laws expected in 2024 from smoking ban to electric cars and vaping
In what are expected to be Rishi Sunak's final months in No10, a string of new laws are set to be added to the statute books in a frantic scramble before the general election
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Families face £1,400 'debt timebomb' in 2024 with rise on credit cards and loans
The analysis by the Trades Union Congress shows unsecured debt, which includes personal loans, credit cards, and overdrafts, is set to increase by £1,400 on average
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Tory Mercer 'should keep eyebrows shave vow' if he fails on Veterans ID pledge
Veterans' Minister Johnny Mercer - who has been criticised over an attack on Carol Vorderman and his Labour opponent Fred Thomas - earlier this year said he'd shave his eyebrows if Veterans ID cards weren't rolled out by 2024
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Tory MP blames 'crap parents' for children struggling in his constituency
Tory MP James Daly was accused of 'insulting parenting skills' of the people of Bury after making the controversial remarks in a newspaper interview
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Tony Blair plotted to send asylum seekers to Africa 20 years before Rwanda plan
A previously-secret report written while Tony Blair was Prime Minister suggested deporting refugees to Turkey, Kenya and South Africa in the early 2000s
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Plot to send Elgin Marbles back to Greece in Olympics charm offensive emerges
Papers released by the National Archives show Tony Blair was in favour of returning the 2,500 year old sculptures to Athens as part of a sharing deal in a bid to secure the 2012 Olympics
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Royal Marines hero’s fury at Johnny Mercer's misleading attack on his service
Johnny Mercer claimed Fred Thomas, who is aiming to unseat him at the general election, had 'served five minutes in uniform' - when in fact he was a Royal Marine for seven years and rose to Captain
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Emily Thornberry gives scathing response to James Cleverly's date-rape drug joke
Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry said Rishi Sunak needs 'to have a good hard look' at himself after he decided not to punish the Home Secretary for joking about spiking
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Labour plans thousands of nursery places in schools to end childcare 'deserts'
Keir Starmer’s party plans to make improved childcare a signature offer ahead of a general election next year as parents face nursery 'deserts' across the country
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Tory minister lashes out at Carol Vorderman after she points out broken promise
Rishi Sunak has been urged to step in after Johnny Mercer raged at Carol Vorderman and his Labour election rival Fred Thomas for highlighting a rise in homelessness among veterans
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Nurses warn they're ready to strike in New Year over dangerous understaffing
In a New Year message to members, Royal College of Nursing (RCN) chief Pat Cullen warned of more industrial action over staffing levels amid dangerous shortages across the NHS
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Plan to move Premier League club to Belfast uncovered in declassified files
Newly-released files show Tony Blair thought moving Wimbledon FC to Northern Ireland should be encouraged in the 1990s - although the club eventually moved to Milton Keynes
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Fake lottery scam that's tricked thousands into handing cash to foreign gangs
Figures show there are over 400,000 cases of advance fee fraud a year, which sees victims conned into transferring cash, with around 77% committed by criminals outside the UK
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Fury over crumbling NHS hospitals as floods and fires close wards to patients
Liberal Democrats health spokeswoman Daisy Cooper said the rise in hospital floods and fires should be a 'wake up call' for Tories who need to fix crumbling buildings
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