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The UK Has Accused China Of Cyber-Attacks On The UK. Here's What You Need To Know

This is a major shift in UK-China relations.
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Electoral Commission: Voters Were Turned Away Thanks To New Photo ID Laws

Officials say the requirement – condemned as voter suppression by critics – "posed a greater challenge for some groups in society".
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Tears At The Polling Booths As Voters With Incorrect ID Turned Away

People voting in England's local elections need photographic ID for the first time.
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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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Government Rejects Calls To Delay Controversial Voter ID Plans

Anyone without photo identification will be unable to vote from next May
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Revealed: Tories Spending £3.5 Million On Controversial Voter ID Cards

“When we stand in line to vote, we are more likely to be hit by lightning three times than to be queuing behind someone who is committing voter fraud."
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Boris Johnson Dodges Questions About Who Initially Paid To Refurbish His Flat

Prime minister accused of "ranting and raving like a toddler" during PMQs exchanges with Keir Starmer.
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Momentum Fined £16,000 For 'Multiple Breaches' Of Electoral Law

Pro-Jeremy Corbyn campaign group hit with record financial penalty.
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Fury As Voters Without ID 'Turned Away' From Local Election Polling Stations

Trial condemned as 'chaotic, undemocratic mess'.
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Whistleblower Claims Vote Leave 'Cheated' During Brexit Campaign

Shahmir Sanni says the EU Referendum 'wasn’t legitimate'.
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