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Angela Rayner will on Monday unveil plans for new mega-councils as Labour takes on ‘nimbys’ blocking planning applications.
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Conservative leader will compare warning that changes could lead to 125,000 job losses to ‘the entire population of Blackburn’
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Allies of Kemi Badenoch have hit back at the Nigerian vice president Kashim Stettima after he publicly criticised the new Tory leader
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Foreign secretary says Britain is also working diplomatically to secure better governance in Syria after ousting of Assad
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James Reed, chairman of the recruitment giant, Reed, said there was a large drop in the number of vacancies it advertised last month
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Syrian rebels Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) remain a proscribed terrorist group, Lammy said
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TV channel spun off from France’s Vivendi could climb to £5bn in biggest new listing in London for two years
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Environment secretary argues increase needed to fix UK’s sewage system ‘broken’ by Tories
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Parts of Yorkshire could also see wind of up to 65mph as the Met Office warned of flooding and power cuts
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Service between Newcastle and Ashington resumes after long and challenging £300m renovation project
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‘I fell on my back and my stomach hit the side of the bed. A few days later I noticed the baby wasn’t moving around – that was the first sign something was wrong,’ Malin Andersson tells The Independent
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Two of four adults also injured are in serious condition after collision in Smethwick, West Midlands Police says
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Nearly 35,000 people have arrived in Britain on small boats so far this year, up a fifth on this time last year
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Labour home secretary warned UK would take ‘very strong approach’ to national security but admited Britain still needs economic co-operation with Chinese state
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The businessman has been banned from Britain on security grounds but is understood to have visited Buckingham Palace and met two former Prime Ministers
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Upon request, the government department was unable to produce a figure for how much has been spent on legal costs, travel costs and other expenses
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Councils ‘could also go bankrupt as rising costs force care providers out of business’
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Campaigners in England and Wales fear rising bills will make water unaffordable and that companies should step up support
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Sir Keir’s business secretary said the agreement would ‘boost trade and create opportunities for UK companies abroad’
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‘The internet right now is such a swirling vortex of far right content. Sometimes it’s almost harder to avoid it than it is to find it,’ expert tells Maya Oppenheim