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Mosque attack survivor says Government blindsided by rise of far right
Farage: My party will want seats on EU’s Brexit team if we top election
Jeremy Corbyn breaks fast with Muslims on Finsbury Park attack anniversary
European Parliament to investigate Nigel Farage over donation complaint
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Book giveaway aims to inspire pupils to combat littering
More than 14,000 school children are to be given their own copy of a short story as part of a council drive to combat littering.The book, The
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Queen tells garden party guest of Northern Ireland government hopes
The Queen has said she hopes a government can be formed in Northern Ireland as “civil servants can’t do all the jobs”.
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World record number of applicants for 40th London Marathon
A world record 457,861 people have entered the ballot for a place in the 40th London Marathon next year.The London event is the most popular on
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Brexit: What happens next?
The Prime Minister Theresa May has set out a 10-point compromise package ahead of what she indicated would be her final attempt to secure approval
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Charles and Camilla join in community lunch
Charles and Camilla are underpinning a Big Lunch project benefiting six million people a year, one of its organisers has said.They joined community
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Firm at centre of Instagram breach denies storing personal details
An Indian marketing firm at the centre of an Instagram data breach has called claims about the incident “inaccurate”.A report by
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Judge me with an open mind, urges Belfast’s new Sinn Fein mayor
Belfast’s new Sinn Fein mayor has urged unionists to judge him with an open mind, as he highlighted his family links to the Orange Order
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Scotland gripped by drugs emergency as death rate remains highest in Europe
The rate of drug deaths in Scotland is the highest in Europe and numbers are still on the rise, an official report has said.Drug-related deaths in
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Eurosceptic Tories react angrily to Theresa May’s ‘truly awful’ Brexit proposals
Several Eurosceptic Conservatives reacted angrily after Theresa May proposed a new Brexit deal with the promise of a vote on a second
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Union leader dismisses PM’s latest Brexit plan as ‘desperate last throw of dice’
Business leaders have urged MPs to back Theresa May’s “new Brexit deal” but trade unionists have dismissed it as a
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Charles congratulated on Archie’s birth as he visits Co Fermanagh
The Prince of Wales greeted a well-wisher in Co Fermanagh with a broad smile as she congratulated him on his newest grandchild.Charles and the
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Infected blood scandal ‘could have killed more than Northern Ireland Troubles’
The UK’s infected blood scandal has potentially claimed more lives than Northern Ireland’s Troubles, a contamination victim has
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Festivals could face ‘severe difficulties’ due to Brexit, minister warns
Any form of Brexit could cause “severe difficulties” for Scottish festivals, Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop has
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Teachers’ mental health struggles extremely worrying, John Swinney admits
The number of teachers suffering with their mental health is “extremely worrying”, the Education Secretary has said.A survey by
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EE confirms fix for calling issue
EE has confirmed it has fixed an issue which left some customers unable to make or receive calls over its 4G network.The BT-owned firm, one of the
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Gaps in care received by UK heart failure patients, study suggests
Screening for heart failure by GPs and follow-up after diagnosis are “sub-optimal” in the UK, researchers have suggested.A new
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Mosque daubed with graffiti in ‘racist attack’
Police are hunting a man after a mosque in Moray was sprayed with “offensive graffiti” in what has been described as a racist
