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David Dimbleby quits Question Time: Here's who could replace him
David Dimbleby to leave Question Time after 25 years
PM told to come clean on funding source for NHS boost
In Video: Students sail through exams and into cardboard boat race
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Finsbury Park killer serving 43 years minimum racked up £28,000 legal aid bill
Finsbury Park killer Darren Osborne, who tried to blame his suicide mission terror attack on a man named only as Dave, racked up a legal aid bill of
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Harry Kane among stars featuring in Volgograd murals
England captain Harry Kane is among the football stars immortalised in a series of murals in Volgograd.A wall in the centre of the city near the
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Windrush Day celebrating British-Caribbeans to be held annually, Government says
A day celebrating the Windrush generation and their descendants is to be held annually and will be supported by a grant of up to half-a-million
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School of Art bosses 'hopeful' of positive future for gutted Mackintosh Building
Glasgow School of Art (GSA) bosses say they "remain hopeful" of a positive outcome for the Mackintosh Building, after it was engulfed in
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Government to announce annual Windrush Day
The Government is set to announce an annual Windrush Day to celebrate the Windrush generation and their descendants. Minister Lord Bourne told
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Cyclists leave Berlin to retrace marathon Kindertransport journey
Cyclists have begun their commemorative ride retracing the journey of 10,000 children who were rescued from Nazi Europe on the Kindertransport 80
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Queen and Duke and Edinburgh attend Cartier Queen's Cup
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh spent their Sunday afternoon watching polo.The Queen presents a trophy to La Indiana's player Michael
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Bike-riding England fans arrive in Russia just in time for World Cup opener
Two England fans have arrived in Volgograd after a gruelling cycle of more than 2,400 miles from the UK to the World Cup in Russia.Jamie Marriott
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Northern Ireland in health spending boost
Northern Ireland is in line for a multimillion-pound health service spending boost.The Prime Minister has announced that the NHS across the UK is to
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Five things you should know about the Prime Minister's NHS funding pledge
Five key questions about the Prime Minister's NHS funding announcement answered.1. What kind of cash injection is the NHS getting?Mrs May says
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Lords totally fails to represent UK, says Electoral Reform Society
The House of Lords totally fails to represent swathes of the UK as a high proportion of peers are from London, the south east and east, the head of
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In Pictures: Thousands of Vespa enthusiasts descend on Belfast
The Vespa riders toured in a long buzzing line between the city's Titanic Quarter and Carrickfergus Castle in Co Antrim.Mario Pecarari and
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Two held over fire that gutted nightclub and church
Two people have been arrested over a blaze that gutted a disused nightclub and adjoining church in South Wales.Fire crews were called to the former
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Calls for Art School fire public inquiry premature, say politicians
Calls for a public inquiry into the fire that gutted Glasgow's world-renowned School of Art have been rejected as premature.Both UK Scottish
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MP who blocked legislation on upskirting says he is being scapegoated
The Conservative MP who single-handedly blocked the criminalisation of upskirting has defended his much-criticised move.Sir Christopher Chope told
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Temperatures rising ahead of England's World Cup odyssey
England fans in Volgograd for the Three Lions' first game on Monday would be wise to carry the suncream as temperatures soar.The mercury is
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Tory Brexit rebels could collapse the Government, says Dominic Grieve
Tory rebels could collapse the Government, former attorney general Dominic Grieve has said.Rebel ringleader Mr Grieve made it clear pro-Europe
