Politics
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Russia denies involvement in fires at homes linked to Keir Starmer
The Kremlin has rejected claims of potential Russian involvement in alleged arson attacks at properties connected to Prime Minister Sir…
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Call for freeze on Syrian asylum claims to end as thousands still in limbo
AFP via Getty Images Ministers are facing calls to start processing Syrian asylum applications again, as new figures showed more…
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Labour cannot promise cheaper rail fares under renationalisation
Sean Dilley & Dearbail Jordan Transport correspondent & business reporter PA Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander “would love to be able”…
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Nigel Farage’s Reform UK commits to reinstating winter fuel payment
Reform UK has said it will fully reinstate winter fuel payments to pensioners and scrap the two-child benefit cap, if…
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Rayner does not confirm if two-child benefit cap to be abolished
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has refused to confirm whether the government is planning to scrap the two-child benefit cap.…
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France impounds UK vessel accused of illegal fishing
A British fishing vessel has been impounded by the French authorities, accused of illegally fishing in their waters. It was…
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How Lucy Connolly’s racist tweet sparked a free speech row
Ben Schofield BBC political correspondent, East of England X.com Lucy Connolly called for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set…
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Unfinished housing sites may be taken off developers under new rules
PA Media Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner believes developers should “roll up their sleeves and play their part”. Developers who…
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Boris and Carrie Johnson announce birth of fourth child
Rachel Muller-Heyndyk BBC News Reuters The former PM and his wife are “totally smitten” by their new daughter Poppy Carrie…
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Spending Review: ‘It’s going to be ugly’ say Whitehall insiders
Laura Kuenssberg Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg•@bbclaurak BBC There is a joke, of sorts, doing the rounds in Whitehall, that…
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