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‘I have heard your anger, your disappointment, and I take responsibility.’
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Labour leader wins big and promises to put country first, party second.
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'Huge level of consumer support in terms of honouring their commitments.'
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FT: Sunak under fire after poll shows party set for worst result in its histoy.
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Opinion: We warned the Tories catastrophe was coming. Now they must go and never be seen again
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'Breathtaking arrogance': UK woman got pregnant with boy while on bail for having sex with another
Rebecca Joynes groomed both boys from the age of 15.
A culture war erupted over UK stately homes. Who won?
NY Times: Battle over history of prized country houses offers window into nation's mood.
UK serial rapist Andrew Barlow moved to open prison after bid for early release
Andrew Barlow was handed 13 life sentences for a string of sexual assaults in the 80s.
Father of missing Jay Slater questions why two men took the teen to cottage
Slater has been missing since June 17 after a music festival.
Labour heading for record-breaking UK election win
Tories warn of Labour's 'largest landslide' as polls tilt.
Missing British teen: Forensic team probe cottage despite called off search
He was last seen walking away from the cottage on June 17.
From courtroom to Downing Street: Keir Starmer, low-key lawyer, is on cusp of power
New York Times: The Labour leader is earnest, intense and practical.
‘Coronation Street’ rapist given 13 life sentences makes bid to be released from jail
He was once Britain’s most wanted man.
'Unthinkable': Killer nurse found guilty of trying to kill another baby
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Richard Prebble: The lessons NZ should take from the US and UK elections
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‘The whole country is falling to bits’: Britain’s young voters are frustrated
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