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Keir Starmer Admits Labour Would Follow EU Regulations Even If UK Does Not Get A Vote

'The end of free movement does not mean no movement.'
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David Davis Has 'Duty To Understand' Brexit Risks, Warn Union Bosses

The stakes are too high to leave things to chance."
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Grenfell Campaigners Erupt With Anger After Council Handed 'Regeneration' Cash In Budget

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea sanctioned the cheap, flammable cladding at centre of fatal fire.
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John McDonnell Forgets His Sums And Says 'That's Why We Have iPads'

It is the Shadow Chancellor's second shaky interview in as many days.
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Chancellor Blasted For Finding More Additional Money For Brexit Than The NHS

Money for Brexit outweighed the additional cash given to the NHS.
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Budget 2017: What the Chancellor WON'T Say

'The debt is out of control' and 'I'm about to get sacked,' for instance.
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Budget Must End Homelessness Epidemic Killing Poor, Says Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham

Chris Conlin was 31 and died in the street from pneumonia.
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EU Withdrawal Bill: Tory Rebels Behave Like 'Grand Old Duke Of York' After Last Minute Climbdown

'The much-lauded Rebel Tories have marched their troops up to the top of the hill and then down again.'
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The Prison Where Violence Has Doubled And Officer Numbers Halved Since Privatisation

At HMP Northumberland, 58% felt unsafe and 61% said it was "easy or very easy" to get drugs.
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Paperchase Issues Extraordinary Apology After Daily Mail Promotion Sparks Backlash Online

'Lesson learnt.'
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