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Violence in UK prisons hits new record high

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Around 25 attacks on prison staff are recorded every day as record levels of violence sweep through jails in England and Wales. Official figures show...
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Google sacks 48 people over sexual misconduct claims

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Google has sacked 48 people over sexual harassment claims in the last two years, its chief executive has said. Thirteen senior managers were among...
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UK opposition figures tell Barnier of ‘cross-party resistance’ to Tory Brexit

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Representatives of four opposition parties have told EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier that there is “cross-party resistance” at Westminster to the withdrawal deal being...
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Hundreds of extra US troops ‘being sent to Mexico border’

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Defence Secretary Jim Mattis is set to sign an order sending at least 800 troops to the US-Mexico border, officials said. Mr Mattis is responding...
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Trump ‘should swap to Chinese phone’ after bugging claim

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China has denounced a US newspaper report that it is listening to Donald Trump’s phone calls as “fake news” and suggested he exchange his...
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British Airways admits 185,000 more customers compromised in cyber attack

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British Airways owner IAG has said that 185,000 further customers may have had their personal details compromised during a cyber attack. The group said in...
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Mail bomb probe widens after packages to De Niro and Biden found

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The US mail bomb scare has widened as police seized three more suspicious packages — two addressed to former vice president Joe Biden and...
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Philip Green named by peer as retail tycoon at centre of gagging clause row

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Topshop owner Sir Philip Green has been named in Parliament as the businessman behind an injunction against the Daily Telegraph. Former Cabinet minister Lord Hain...
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Killing of Jamal Khashoggi was premeditated – Saudi prosecutors

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Saudi prosecutors have said the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi was a premeditated crime. Saudi Attorney General Saud al-Mojeb said that investigators came to...
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British MPs say BBC gender pay gap is ‘grotesque’ and ‘household names’ scared to speak

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Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has said the “grotesque” and ongoing unfairness in pay at the BBC is offensive. A report by the Digital, Culture,...
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