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'Those fighting for beliefs need support now - before it's in history books'
Political columnist Paul Routledge on the how people who were reviled in life for standing up for what they believe in - like the miners - are only celebrated in death
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NHS dentist charges are increased again in 'slap in the face for families'
The flatlining £3 billion NHS dentistry budget for England is increasingly made up of patient charges - this means more cuts to the direct Government funding for NHS dentists
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Five key things to watch out for in Joe Biden's State of the Union address
Biden is set to use his State of the Union address to emphasise his achievements while setting out what he thinks are the big problems facing Americans and how he can solve them
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Rishi Sunak gives three-word clue to when the general election will be
The PM fuelled rumours he could call an early election this lunchtime when he failed to deny that he was secretly plotting a vote in May during an interview on BBC Radio 2
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Speech could do 'further harm' to 'unpopular' Biden as age concerns linger
Biden's State of the Union address will be watched more carefully than most because of his age. At 81 years old, he’s the oldest commander-in-chief in history, and he would be 86 at the end of a potential second term
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Labour rakes in highest ever amount of private donations to compete with Tories
As well as receiving funding from trade unions, the Labour Party saw an increase in the amount of money received from individuals and companies, who gave over £13million
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Penny Mordaunt says we should applaud Tory who left taxpayers with £15,000 bill
Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt has defended Science and Tech Secretary Michelle Donelan after she falsely accused academic Professor Kate Sang of supporting Hamas
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Pensioners are biggest losers of Budget with £1,000 hit hidden in small print
Experts warned that older people will be worse off after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Budget, with millions facing an average £1,000 hit to their incomes because of tax changes
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IVF clinics to be protected by law after frozen embryos classed as 'children'
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled last month that a frozen embryo can be classed the same as a child or gestating fetus, prompting concerns from IVF clinics across the state
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China has room to meet 5% annual growth target after strong start to the year
Even though China's exports grew a lot in the first two months of the year, global demand might stay low because of recent moves towards protectionism
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Kate Garraway replaced on Good Morning Britain as viewers 'switch off'
Kate Garraway typically presents Good Morning Britain on Thursdays but was missing today as Ranvir Singh stepped in to host the ITV show alongside Richard Madeley
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Jeremy Hunt backtracks on National Insurance after he's compared to Liz Truss
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt was accused of acting like Liz Truss after he said in the Budget he wanted to scrap National Insurance altogether without saying how he'd pay for it
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Melania absent from Trump's Super Tuesday victory speech after huge wins
Donald Trump addressed supporters at Mar-a-Lago, his home in Palm Beach, Florida, after securing his third consecutive Republican presidential nomination but wife Melania was not in attendance
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'Chaotic' Post Office must be stripped of Horizon compensation role say MPs
MPs from the cross-party Business and Trade Committee called for the Government to speed up paying compensation for victims of the Post Office Horizon IT scandal
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Suella Braverman lambasts Jeremy Hunt's Budget in Tory civil war nightmare
Suella Braverman said Jeremy Hunt's Budget doesn't 'tell the British people that we're on their side and that work really pays' ahead of a brutal post-election leadership race
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Boris Johnson defends his dad Stanley as 'heroic' despite breaking wife's nose
New Channel 4 series The Rise And Fall Of Boris Johnson discusses the childhood of the former Prime Minister
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Rishi Sunak told to call general election now as Budget flops with voters
Keir Starmer demanded Rishi Sunak call a general election now as he accused him of being 'out of touch, out of ideas and nearly out of road' as the Budget flopped
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'Budget needed much better salesman than Hunt to sound even remotely plausible'
'Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is gambling voters will swallow the sugar-rush of tax cuts and ignore the bitter taste of further public spending cuts,' the Mirror's Jason Beattie writes
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'Investing in NHS, schools and high streets would breathe life back into UK'
Robert Palmer, executive director at Tax Justice UK, says Tory Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has delivered a 'cut and run' Budget which will spell more agony for public services
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Rishi Sunak's family can still benefit from tax loophole worth up to £300m
Jeremy Hunt said he was scrapping non-dom tax loopholes in the Budget - but exemption from inheritance tax isn't part of the changes introduced today
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Labour is ready to fight the election on the economy – the sooner the better'
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the public should have been given a budget offering a 'glimmer of hope' - but instead there's just more of the same from the Tories
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'Tories have run the UK into the ground and working people have paid the price'
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak warns that "zombie" Tory Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has put forward a "deeply cynical" budget while public services are on their knees
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'Damp squib Budget to be remembered as Chancellor signing party’s death warrant'
'The fight has gone out of Jeremy Hunt and the Tories, that lightweight Budget a wave of white flag. It’s as if the battered Conservatives are surrendering after four election wins'
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Blur drummer Dave Rowntree to stand for Labour in general election
Rock superstar Dave Rowntree will fight in the Tory-held seat of Mid-Sussex - where redrawn boundaries have created a three-way battle in the 2024 general election
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Joe Biden applauds Haley for 'daring to speak truth about Trump' as she quits
South Carolina Governor and former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley has dropped her campaign for the Republican nomination leaving Donald Trump without a major rival ahead of the November elections
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