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Gascoigne describes sex assault allegations as ‘year of hell’
Corbyn says he will challenge the Government ‘all the way’ over Europe
Haringey boss pulled ‘frightened’ players off pitch amid alleged racist abuse
Johnson writing to Tusk ‘to seek Brexit delay’
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Shocking moment teenager escapes being hit by 90mph train by less than two seconds
This is the terrifying moment a teenager narrowly escapes by two seconds from being killed by a 90mph train after running across rail tracks.
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EU sick of Brexit, but likely to grant an extension if asked
European Union chiefs are so fed up of Brexit that when they clinched a deal with Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week they did not want to
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Serial killers Myra Hindley and Rose West had affair in prison, solicitor claims
Notorious serial killers Rose West and Myra Hindley were lovers in prison, according to one of their former solicitors. West's ex-lawyer Leo
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Scottish politicians react to Prime Minister’s Brexit defeat
Scottish politicians have reacted to Boris Johnson’s Brexit defeat, which the First Minister described as a “severe blow to his
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Serious Fraud Office closes Libor rigging investigation
The Serious Fraud Office has closed its long-running investigation into the rigging of the benchmark Libor rate.The probe, which was
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Lord Darzi named chairman of Aurora Prize selection panel
A member of the House of Lords has been appointed chairman of an international humanitarian award committee, taking over from George
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What could happen next in the Brexit saga?
It was billed as “Super Saturday” as the Commons held a weekend sitting for the first time in 37 years, but things did not go
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Jacob Rees-Mogg and his young son heckled by Brexit protesters
Jacob Rees-Mogg and his young son were heckled by Brexit protesters in Westminster as they leave Parliament. The demonstrators could be heard
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Celebrities and politicians address huge crowds on People’s Vote march
Star Trek actor Sir Patrick Stewart has praised a crowd for “transforming” British politics, after large numbers of people took
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Andrea Leadsom accuses People’s Vote protesters of ‘frightening’ abuse
Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom has alleged she received “frightening” abuse from anti-Brexit protesters shortly after MPs
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Animal activists stage gruesome ‘experimentation’ protest
Activists locked themselves in a cage and were “experimented” upon in a gruesome demonstration against animal testing.Two
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Two in court after heroin worth £3m seized
Two men have appeared in court charged in connection with an alleged drugs operation, after investigators seized heroin worth an estimated £3
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Defiant Boris Johnson says he will not negotiate Brexit delay after Commons loss
A defiant Boris Johnson has said he will not negotiate a fresh Brexit delay with the EU despite losing a key Commons vote. At a special Saturday
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MP asks for 'financial help with childcare' for working on Brexit Super Saturday
A Labour MP has been criticised for calling for extra taypayer funds to help MPs pay for childcare during the special sitting of Parliament on
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Blow for Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal as amendment passed
Boris Johnson's hopes of getting Commons backing for his Brexit deal have hit a major stumbling block after MPs voted for an amendment
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Thousands march on Westminster to demand vote on Brexit deal
Thousands of people who support a second EU referendum are marching on Parliament to demand a vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal.Effigies
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Family killer Jeremy Bamber hopes phone evidence could free him
Murderer Jeremy Bamber, who has spent 33 years in jail for killing his family, believes new evidence has come to light which could help free
