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Free movement to end in March 2019, Prime Minister’s spokesman insists

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Free movement from the European Union will end in March 2019, Downing Street insisted as Theresa May sought to contain a Cabinet row over...
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Two men jailed over horsemeat scam

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Two men have been jailed for their part in a conspiracy to sell 30 tonnes of horsemeat as beef, most of which entered the...
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Diana video tapes ‘important historical source’ says Channel 4 amid privacy row

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Channel 4 has defended the use of controversial video tapes of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, in a forthcoming documentary, describing the material...
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Melania Trump helps spark Slovenia tourism boom

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The tiny European nation of Slovenia is undergoing a tourism boom, partly because it is the native country of US first lady Melania Trump. Some...
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Some Brexit decisions should be made ‘off the political table’, says Archbishop

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The chances of negotiating Brexit by the UK's planned exit date of March 2019 is "infinitesimally small" unless politicians work together, the Archbishop of...
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Suspected paedophiles identified amid surge of child sex doll imports

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A surge in seizures of child-like sex dolls by border officers has led investigators to identify dozens of previously unknown suspected paedophiles. The lifelike silicone...
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Wikileaks to publish leaked Macron campaign emails

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WikiLeaks has said it is publishing around 20,000 emails allegedly stolen from French President Emmanuel Macron's campaign on its website in a searchable form. The...
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High court rejects Iraq general’s bid for Blair war prosecution

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The High Court has blocked a bid by a former chief of staff of the Iraqi army to bring a private prosecution against Tony...
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Venezuela opposition dismisses ‘eight million votes’ claim

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Venezuela's National Electoral Council has said more than eight million people voted to grant President Nicolas Maduro's ruling socialist party virtually unlimited powers with...
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Australian court considers release of British Queen’s secret letters

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A legal battle has begun over secret letters revealing what the Queen knew of her Australian representative's plan to dismiss Australia's government in 1975. The...
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