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Is Nigel Farage now at the heart of the establishment?
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First rail companies to be nationalised by new Labour government announced
The first three railway companies to be nationalised have been named as part of the new Labour government's plan to bring rail into public ownership.Â
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Driving test bosses ‘bullying examiners to be lenient with learners to reduce COVID backlog’
Driving test managers are "bullying" examiners into being lenient with learners to reduce the COVID driving test backlog, Sky News has been told.Â
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British band robbed at gunpoint on first day of US tour
A British band were robbed at gunpoint on the first day of their US tour.Â
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Protesters undeterred in battle on the streets for Georgia’s future
On the streets of Tbilisi right now, there is a battle for Georgia's future.Â
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Calls to impeach South Korean president over martial law decree
South Korean lawmakers have called for the impeachment of the president after he declared martial law only to reverse the move hours later, triggering the biggest political crisis the country…
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‘We must have some hope’: Lebanon divided over if war is truly over
In Nabatieh, in the south of Lebanon, stoicism can border on nonchalance. Â
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Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger on Russia, Syria and cyberwarfare
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Thousands of children were missing from education last year, report finds
As many as 300,000 children aged five to 15 were missing from education in England last year, a report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) has found.Â
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How rigid should football’s rules be on expressions of religion?
Three weeks before Christmas, the Football Association (FA) could have to sanction a player's devotion to Jesus.Â