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Theresa May Told To 'Get Serious' About Helping The Poor

Households have been pushed £1,250 into the red since PM walked into Downing Street.
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Labour 'To Back' Plans To Make Misogyny A Hate Crime In Vote On Upskirting Bill

Pressure now on Theresa May to include hatred of women in law review.
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'Zombie Drug' Spice Should Be Class A, Say Tory Police And Crime Commissioners

"The most severe public health issue we have faced in decades."
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One Year On, The Rohingya Need Our Immediate Assistance And Investment

Almost a year since the government acknowledged what “looks like ethnic cleansing”, here's what needs to happen
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Government's Civil Society Strategy Looks As Hollow As The 'Big Society'

Let’s hope that the Strategy’s publication in August was simply a timing error and not a deliberate attempt to avoid the real agenda and some real action
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No Deal Brexit Not The 'End Of The World,' Says Theresa May

PM distances herself from her chancellor Philip Hammond.
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Electric Shock Collars For Pets Banned – But People Will Still Be Able To Buy Them

Campaigners want the government to go further.
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John McCain, US Senator And Former Republican Presidential Nominee, Dead At 81

Presidents and politicians honour John McCain after he dies of brain cancer aged 81
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We'll Know In The Few Months If We Face A 'Deal Or No Deal' Brexit

As many of us start reading through the detail in these papers we can start to lift the lid on what the government envisages are the biggest challenges presented by a no-deal scenario
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Chris Grayling 'Unfit' To Be Minister, Say Labour Frontbenchers In Letter To PM

Theresa May should sack her transport secretary 'immediately', opponents urge.
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