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Jenrick urges UK public to ‘get on board’ and ‘join the movement’
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Tim Davie stepped down amid controversy over editing of Donald Trump speech to make it look like he had explicitly encouraged Capitol riots
Huntingdon train attack fuels growing fear in Britain of mass stabbings of strangers
Police say the latest attack is not related to terrorism, but tensions are building over random stabbings
Keir Starmer’s Labour suffers seismic byelection defeat to Plaid Cymru in Wales
Loss of Welsh assembly seat in stronghold deals blow to prime minister’s leadership
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Knee-jerk reaction follows security decision to deny Israeli club’s fans tickets for Europa League clash with Aston Villa
Kemi Badenoch pledges to rebuild Conservative Party’s reputation with debt ‘golden rule’
Tory leader outlines plan for reducing debt and fuelling growth as party seeks to move on from Truss-era turmoil
Right turn in Manchester: Tories chase Reform UK – and risk losing their own centre
Conservative leader needs her big speech on Wednesday to land well as hard right-leaning shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick waits in the wings
Tories’ future as political party capable of governing is at stake: ‘It is that serious’
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Is Britain’s ailing Conservative Party finally over?
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Behind ancient castle walls, the rich and powerful celebrate Trump
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Tories propose banning bus passengers from playing loud music
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Tensions flutter as flag patriotism row reaches east London’s Isle of Dogs
Right-wing activists accuse councils of being anti-British for removing Union Jacks and St George’s Crosses
JD Vance hasn’t mastered the art of the political holiday
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The truth is out there: how many disgruntled ex-Tories can Nigel Farage’s Reform UK swallow?
A UFO-hunting police and crime commissioner is the latest to switch
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UK parliament votes for assisted dying, paving the way for historic law change
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Wide Awake Festival had ‘positive discussions with stakeholders’ involved in Brixton event
Kneecap should be commended rather than condemned
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