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Awareness Of Voter ID Change Is 'Worryingly Low', Campaigners Warn

Polling stations are drafting in extra staff to help voters with the government's new rules.
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Downing Street Plays Down Prospect Of Post-Brexit Trade Deal With US

No.10 dismissed claims Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden's meeting in Northern Ireland was being kept "low-key".
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Boris Johnson Swears 'Hand On Heart' He Did Not Lie Over Partygate

The privileges committee is grilling the former prime minister over claims he misled MPs.
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EU Law Will Have 'Small And Limited Role' In Northern Ireland, Rishi Sunak Says

The DUP and Tory backbenchers are now poring over the details of Windsor Framework.
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EU Commission Bans TikTok On Officials’ Phones. Will The UK Follow?

Some British MPs are calling for the UK to follow Brussels' decision.
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Boris Johnson's Partygate Legal Bill Will Cost Taxpayer More Than £200,000

The money will help the former prime minister defend himself against claims he misled parliament.
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Labour Promises New Mandatory Standards For Police Vetting After David Carrick Case

Yvette Cooper said it was further evidence of "appalling failures" in the police.
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Warning That New Law Gives Police Powers To Treat Protests Like 'Terrorism'

The "draconian" Public Order Bill is designed to crack down on protests by Just Stop Oil, Insulate Britain and Extinction Rebellion.
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England Introduces New Covid Rules For Arrivals From China

Other countries, including the US, France and India, have also imposed testing.
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Exclusive: Sick Children Left Disappointed After Downing Street Visit Plan Scrapped

Groups of seriously-ill youngsters from the Dreams and Wishes charity have been making Christmas trips to Westminster for 30 years.
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