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The government's current thinking on leaving the EU appears to have been revealed after a photographer captured a page of Brexit notes being carried by a Tory MP's aide.
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Britain braced for big freeze with -8C temperatures tonight as bookies slash odds on white Christmas
England and Wales should brace themselves for the coldest evening of the autumn so far with temperatures potentially dropping lower than -7.5C, the Met Office has warned, leading bookies to slash their odds of a white Christmas.
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LONDON (AP) - The British government denies its strategy for exiting the European Union has been leaked through a set of handwritten notes suggesting the U.K.
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A headteacher has written to parents after receiving "mixed feedback" from them over a move to sell £1 tickets to watch the school nativity play.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were among 1,400 mourners who gathered to pay tribute to the sixth Duke of Westminster at a memorial service today.
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Earlier this year, the women and equalities select committee found that more than half of girls in British schools and colleges have faced sexual harassment.
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A single mum left paralysed by a hit-and-run driver has said the incident has changed her in "every way". Police have released CCTV of the moment Chanelle Higgins, 30, was hit by a BMW 3 series as it drove along a pavement near Scandals nightclub in ...
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A MULTI-millionaire Gwent businessman strangled his lover after eavesdropping on a telephone call in which she told a friend she was planning to leave him, it was alleged in court.
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The regime at a prison was one of the worst of its type to be seen by a watchdog, according to a scathing inspection report. Inmates at HMP Hindley were regularly locked in their cells for more than 24 hours, leaving them unable to attend work or ...
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Three main teaching unions in Northern Ireland are to ballot their members for strike action. The INTO, UTU and ATL are to ask their members to vote in early December.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon during a Q&A session with students from the Philosophical Society at Trinity College Dublin, after she received an honorary patronage.
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Britain is too difficult a target for terrorism because of its 'developed secret service', one of the Brussels bomb suspects has claimed.
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More than 100,000 people have asked Parliament to repeal new spying laws, forcing MPs to consider debating them. But they are likely to block any further discussion of the hugely controversial bill.
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The Accounts Commission has predicted that more than a third of Scotland's 32 local authorities face financial shortfall. Share.
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Sarah Olney, the Liberal Democrat candidate in the Richmond Park byelection. Photograph: Martin Godwin for the Guardian. Politics.
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Scotland Yard has released an image of a 65-year-old who was discovered lying on the ground 10 hours after a "savage" beating.
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The fight for legal funding by families of the Birmingham pub bombings have been given a morale booster from the country's former top coroner.
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A defeated UKIP leadership candidate has said he is not "hopeful" that new leader Paul Nuttall will get the support he needs from the party's ruling body.
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Police Scotland are "absolutely committed" to solving the murder of a Scottish banker shot dead on his doorstep 12 years ago.
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And he called on a “common sense approach” to be used in dealing with festive parties, cards or the Lord's Prayer. The blast from Mr Isaac follows a string of festive feuds caused by politically-correct office chiefs.
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