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Iraq Death Toll Reaches 110 As Demonstrations Continue For Second Week

On Tuesday, the government proposed new social reforms in a bid to quell the unrest.
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No-Deal Brexit Tariffs Will 'Destroy' British Firms And 'Betray' Farmers, Say Industry Leaders

Labour says the government "fiddling while Rome burns" as business groups complain they were ignored.
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This Government Cannot Afford To Ignore Extinction Rebellion

The activists' actions have brought climate change into the mainstream. Politicians cannot ignore that, former environment minister Tim Yeo writes.
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Why We Should Be Concerned By How Our Government Collects Our Data

Tracking the public’s online activity and collecting personal information? One could worry what someone with this government’s history might do with the sort of personalised data, writes Phil Booth
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Government Not Doing Enough To Tackle 'Hateful Extremism', Report Finds

Commission says current strategy is "inadequate" and requires a complete overhaul.
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Opposition Leaders Will Meet On Monday To Discuss Boris Johnson's Brexit Plan

Jeremy Corbyn to convene meeting as government holds "talks" with potential Labour rebels.
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Labour Will Back General Election Before Christmas Once No-Deal Avoided, Says Baroness Chakrabarti

Shadow attorney general says PM has a "very casual relationship with the law".
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Stephen Barclay Confirms MPs Could Be Asked To Vote For Boris Johnson's Brexit Deal Before October EU Summit

Brexit secretary says government is holding talks with Labour MPs.
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This Is Why Violence Is Tearing Iraq Apart Again After Two Years Of Relative Calm

At least 72 people have been killed just this week.
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Boris Johnson 'Will Seek Brexit Extension If He Cannot Get A New Deal'

Government documents submitted to Scotland's highest civil court plunge prime minister's pledge to deliver Brexit "do or die" by October 31 into doubt.
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