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MAFS star Ella calls out Rishi Sunak as she proudly wears trans flag at POB
Married At First Sight star Ella Morgan made an incredible statement on the red carpet at the Pride of Britain Awards with a pastel-hued ballgown adorned with the trans pride flag
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Labour promises 'bold' national child poverty strategy if party wins power
The Shadow Work and Pensions speech to Labour's annual conference came amid calls for a Child Poverty Act and an end to the controversial two-child benefit limit
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Tom Watson has one piece of advice for Labour leader Keir Starmer
The Labour grandee and peer defended 'cautious Keir' and offered him some advice on revealing his plans for power
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Starmer says Labour ready to fight May election - but warns Tories will 'go low'
The Tories face the prospect of a 1997-style wipeout as the party continues to trail Labour in the national polls. But Rishi Sunak must hold a general election by January 2025
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'Deepfake' Starmer clips posted during Labour conference in democracy 'threat'
Bogus clips of the Labour leader were posted online on Sunday, sparking alarm over the impact of artificial intelligence in politics as the general election approaches
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Big Brother 2023 contestants – Tory hater, Boris lover and Miss Universe
Big Brother finally returned to screens following a five-year hiatus after ITV picked the programme up from Channel 5 but with the new series, comes new housemates...
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Labour will stop ministers taking private jets when they could fly with public
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused Tory ministers of frittering away taxpayers' cash by choosing to travel by private jet rather than on scheduled flights
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US state that's 'overrun' by UFOs with more than 16,000 sightings
While many states boast large numbers of UFO sightings, one in particular rises to the top of the list, boasting more than 16,000 since the 1920s — California. Over 60 were reported in August alone
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Five more years of Tories is 'greatest risk' to British defence, warns Labour
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey will highlight Tory cuts to the military as he addresses Labour activists at the party's annual conference in Liverpool on Monday
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'Safety-first Keir Starmer is under pressure to unveil a bold vision for UK'
Kevin Maguire hopes that when Labour's conference closes on Wednesday lunchtime we will ­have a better idea of what the party would actually do in government if it is elected
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'Keir Starmer has a golden opportunity to prove Labour is ready for Government'
Labour can give Tories the boot but the country now wants to know what they would do in Government - and we urge the party to start spelling it out in more detail
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Voters in Labour Red Wall target seats back taking energy into public ownership
Some 64% of people living in constituencies in the North, Midlands and Wales think the UK’s domestic energy industry should be brought back into public ownership, a poll shows
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Shadow Chancellor says families will have more money in pockets if Labour wins
In an interview with the Mirror ahead of her Labour conference speech, the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged voters to put their trust in her to manage the nation’s finances
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'We need to get more young people voting as it's important they have their say'
Love Island legend and Labour member Amy Hart gives Mirror readers a daily update from Labour conference in Liverpool as Keir Starmer set out his stall ahead of election
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Keir Starmer told free school meals for all primary kids is a 'no brainer'
Labour MP Sharon Hodgson urged activists to collar Keir Starmer, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and other top party figures to make the case during Labour's annual conference
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Far-right 'has taken hold in Tory Party as Sunak scraps for votes' report warns
A scathing report by anti-fascism watchdog Hope Not Hate singled out comments by Home Secretary Suella Braverman, Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson and mayoral candidate Susan Hall
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Rishi Sunak offers Israel UK support as he insists terrorism 'will not prevail'
The Prime Minister spoke to his Israeli counterpart by phone and said the British Government would do whatever it could to help after at least 700 Israelis were killed
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Labour says renewable energy law will stop Britain being held to ransom by Putin
The Shadow Energy and Net Zero Secretary will announce an Energy Independence Act designed to shield the country from external shocks and cut costs for consumers
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McCarthy's ousting means chances of government shutdown 'go up significantly'
With the Congress majority caucus without a leader the chance of a full Federal Government shutdown becomes all the more likely. Kevin McCarthy's ousting came just days after a stop gap measure of 45 days was voted through
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Woman says she's missed out on £50,000 after state pension age was changed to 66
A final report will recommend to the government what level of compensation should be paid to affected women for the hardship tens of thousands have faced due to the pension age changing
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'Tories not interested in violence against women as it can't divide us' MP says
Jess Phillips, Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, recounted a chilling case in which an abuser turned up at his partner's home with a machete as she hit out at Suella Braverman
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Rayner gets standing ovation as gag-filled speech has conference in stitches
Angela Rayner achieved a standing ovation and rapturous laughter as she joked Rishi Sunak was the Ken to Liz Truss's Barbie world as she declared Labour is 'hungry for change'
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Protester trying to disrupt Labour conference given clear message by members
The protester's attempt to disrupt the conference did not dampen the room, with Angela Rayner later having the audience in stitches at her jokes and getting a standing ovation
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Boris Johnson's ex-wife Marina Wheeler to advise Labour Party in surprise twist
In a coup for Labour leader Keir Starmer, the senior lawyer will work with Emily Thornberry and offer advice to the party on protections for women against abusive colleagues
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Unusual reason the United States tried to change the name of French fries
With the beginning of the Iraq War in 2003 came another change in America - a move to rename one of the country's favourite sides all because of France's position on the US-led invasion