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Police Investigating Grenfell Tower Fire Have Conducted 13 Interviews Under Caution

In March, police said no charges were likely to be brought for at least the next two years.
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BBC's John Humphrys In Blazing Row With Labour's Andy McDonald Over Trump NHS Comments

“Course he denied it. The man’s out of control!”
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Labour Wins Peterborough By-election

Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party has failed in its first attempt to put an MP in the House of Commons after Labour held off a strong challenge to pull off a surprise victory in the Peterborough by-election. Labour’s Lisa Forbes managed to retain her seat, beating Mike Greene into second place by 10,484 votes to 9,801 - a majority of 683.
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Woman And Girlfriend Beaten On London Night Bus ‘For Refusing To Kiss For Group Of Men’

"The next thing I know I'm being punched."
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Investigation Into Charity Fronted By George Galloway Finds 'No Evidence' It Delivered Aid To Gaza

The Charity Commission said Viva Palestina's charitable funds donated by the public were "put at risk".
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Brexit Preparations Have Cost The Government £97m So Far, Report Finds

The Cabinet Office appeared to have lost track of 50% of the consultancy costs.
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Bank Overdrafts Are About To Get A Whole Lot Less Painful

Just in.
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Dozens Of Firefighters Tackle Huge Blaze At Mayfair Restaurant

Thick plumes of smoke seen across capital.
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Alabama Mayor Who Called For 'Killing' LGBTQ People Won't Resign

Several Carbon Hill city council members and the local Baptist pastor have urged Mayor Mark Chambers to step down.
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Republican Chair Claims D-Day Anniversary Should Be About 'Celebrating Our President'

Ronna McDaniel claimed American people "don't like the constant negativity" about President Trump
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