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Tory minister blocked from seeing nuked blood files by his own department
Officials at the Atomic Weapons Establishment are said to be blocking a ministerial review of secret records about blood tests on Cold War troops
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Trump's legal debt growing by £70,000 a day as interest spirals out of control
Facing a multitude of legal cases, both criminal and civil, former President Donald Trump is looking at hundreds of millions of dollars in legal fees and financial penalties
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Sunak told 'playing footsie' with Farage and Reform will cause Tory wipeout
Former Conservative Party chairman Chris Patten warned Rishi Sunak that the party 'won't stand a prayer of winning the next election' if it lurches to the right to pursue Reform UK
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Trump's legendary sales skills are a flop as he launches $400 shoes, expert says
Donald Trump made a surprise appearance at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia to sell his first pair of official Trump-branded shoes, but a body language expert says he looked 'not quite on brand' with the gold sneakers
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Mobile phones to be banned in schools - full plan with rules for teachers too
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has told headteachers that mobile phone use should be prohibited throughout the entire school day, including break and lunchtimes
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'Post Office scandal victims betrayed too often - voters will not forget'
First, the sub postmasters’ legitimate complaints about the faulty IT system were ignored, and now they have been let down by a government which has failed to honour its commitment to deliver “full and fair” compensation
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'Tories sinking feeling as 58 MPs announce plans to abandon Conservative ship'
Some 58 Tory MPs have already announced they are quitting next time around but the figure could top 100 – by some counts even 150
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'I will call Keir on election night to make sure North gets what it deserves'
Steve Rotheram told The Mirror he looks forward to Keir Starmer achieving a similar election triumph for Labour to that of Tony Blair in 1997
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Taylor Russell turns heads at Bafta Awards 2024 without boyfriend Harry Styles
Bones and All star Taylor Russell looked out of this world in a white gown as she attended the Bafta Film Awards on Sunday evening without her boyfriend Harry Styles
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Postmasters demand Tories are punished at ballot box for compensation delays
Victims of the Horizon IT scandal accused ministers of not matching their words with action as a former Post Office boss claimed he'd been told to delay compensation payments
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Keir Starmer calls for Gaza 'ceasefire that lasts' ahead of crunch Commons vote
Keir Starmer's remarks come as Labour faces pressure to back an SNP motion in the Commons this week demanding an 'immediate ceasefire' in the Middle East conflict
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Tory minister pocketed £8,000 pay-off then returned to job seven weeks later
Maria Caulfield received £7,920 in severance when she was sacked as a Health Minister in September 2022, but kept the money when she returned to her old department weeks later
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Labour demands Putin stands trial at the Hague after killing of Alexei Navalny
The Shadow Foreign Secretary demanded the Russian leader be put before an international tribunal as the UK considers more sanctions after the death of the opposition leader
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Keir Starmer secretly thought about quitting as Labour boss after 'kick in guts'
A new biography of the Labour leader Keir Starmer claims he saw the loss of the Hartlepool by-election as a 'personal rejection' and told his top advisers he would resign
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Cameron set to fly to Falklands to show they're 'valued part of British family'
It comes after Argentinian President Javier Milei called for the South Atlantic Islands to be handed over to Buenos Aires.
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'Critics say it's a rollercoaster ride ahead for Labour - but the panic is over'
Labour secured a double by-election victory on Thursday after a 'catastrophic' handling of an anti-semitism row. Keir Mudie believes the party 'can hold things together and keep focus'
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Mum of teen killed on camping trip calls for passengers ban for young drivers
Crystal Owen, whose son Harvey and three pals drowned when their Ford Fiesta swerved into a ditch and overturned near Garreg, North Wales, argues a graduated licencing system could have saved the teens
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Alexei Navalny's final message to world as tribute paid to anti-Putin dissident
Navalny film director Daniel Roher said it was "uncomfortable" when he asked his friend in the documentary for his message to the Russian people if he was killed
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Rishi Sunak's premiership now accounts for a third of small boat arrivals
New analysis found the total number of arrivals since Sunak took office had risen to 38,668 - over a third of the 115,927 who have crossed the Channel since the crisis began
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Meet Labour's newest MPs as double by-election victory spells misery for Tories
Gen Kitchen and Damian Egan are celebrating their double victory over the Tories in the Wellingborough and Kingswood by-elections - here's how they won, and what they want to do
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Tories eye May election to 'stop the bleeding' and head off Sunak mutiny
Senior Tory source says May election might be necessary after Labour battering in by-elections and polls suggesting the party will be 'obliterated' with announcement potentially soon
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Eleven people arrested at pro-Palestine march in London as Gaza war rumbles on
Eleven people have been arrested for a string of alleged offences, including inciting racial hatred and assaulting emergency workers in London during the demonstration
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Man with rare disease stunned as council claws back £50k he saved before trip
Nathan Lee Davies gave up social activities for years - instead saving up the money to spend on a dream trip. But when he told his support worker the council demanded the money back
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Lucky man wins £600,000 on the lottery - uses winnings to run as a politician
Josh McConkey of Apex, North Carolina said he will use the money to finance his campaign for a seat in the U.S. Congress, so he can help tackle the opioid crisis
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'After Sunak's latest by-election blows we have to say - general election now'
No amount of Tory spin can hide how disastrously their party performed in what were previously two safe Conservative seats - it's time we have a general election
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