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Indonesia election: 270 election staff die as overwork takes toll, officials say
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Indonesia election: 270 election staff die as overwork takes toll, officials say

Electoral commission says most died from fatigue due caused by long hours counting millions of ballo...

Angry Labour activists threaten European election campaign boycott
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Angry Labour activists threaten European election campaign boycott

Leading Labour activists are warning Jeremy Corbyn that they could boycott the party’s campaign for...

Brexit: Scores of Labour MPs demand party officially backs public vote
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Brexit: Scores of Labour MPs demand party officially backs public vote

Seventy-four Labour MPs and 14 of its MEPs have demanded the party officially backs a public vote on...

Huawei leak inquiry 'could become criminal probe'
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Huawei leak inquiry 'could become criminal probe'

A formal Whitehall inquiry launched into the Huawei leak could become a criminal investigation, Sky...

Kim Jong-un meets Vladimir Putin for first time at Vladivostok summit
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Kim Jong-un meets Vladimir Putin for first time at Vladivostok summit

 Russia summit: Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin meet face to face – videoVladimir Putin has offered R...

Theresa May accuses Labour of dragging feet in Brexit talks
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Theresa May accuses Labour of dragging feet in Brexit talks

Theresa May has accused Jeremy Corbyn and Labour of dragging their feet in cross-party Brexit negoti...

Local Tory associations and senior MPs plot rule change to end May's leadership
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Local Tory associations and senior MPs plot rule change to end May's leadership

MPs are returning to Westminster after an 11-day Easter break with Brexit still deadlocked and There...

EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker: The UK cannot keep delaying Brexit
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EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker: The UK cannot keep delaying Brexit

 The UK cannot delay Brexit indefinitely and must stop wasting time, the European commission chief h...

More than half of Britons think Labour has 'serious antisemitism problem', poll reveals
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More than half of Britons think Labour has 'serious antisemitism problem', poll reveals

More than half of people believe Labour has a "serious antisemitism problem", a new poll has reveale...

Indonesia's biggest election under way as 193 million march to polls
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Indonesia's biggest election under way as 193 million march to polls

Indonesia's biggest election under way as 193 million march to pollsVoters will decide between Presi...

Jeremy Corbyn: Antisemitism evidence was ignored by Labour - reports
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Jeremy Corbyn: Antisemitism evidence was ignored by Labour - reports

In a secret recording obtained by the Sunday Times, Jeremy Corbyn reportedly said that he believes t...

Theresa May facing prospect of being offered longer Brexit delay at EU summit
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Theresa May facing prospect of being offered longer Brexit delay at EU summit

Theresa May is facing the prospect of being offered a Brexit delay of up to a year at an emergency E...

PM clings on to hope of compromise deal as Brexit looms
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PM clings on to hope of compromise deal as Brexit looms

Theresa May has said she agrees with the Labour Party on certain aspects of Brexit, but time is runn...

Theresa May warns of no Brexit unless deal is agreed with Labour
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Theresa May warns of no Brexit unless deal is agreed with Labour

Mrs May's comments come as she is warned that accepting a lengthy delay to Brexit would be a "suicid...

Millions set for a pay rise as tax thresholds go up
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Millions set for a pay rise as tax thresholds go up

Tax and pensions changes are coming into effect as the new financial year gets under way from Saturd...

Brexit: May asks for short delay while EU offers year-long 'flextension'Brexit: May asks for short delay while EU offers year-long 'flextension'
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Brexit: May asks for short delay while EU offers year-long 'flextension'Brexit: May asks for short delay while EU offers year-long 'flextension'

Donald Tusk and Theresa May are at odds over how long Brexit should be delayed for.The EU Council pr...

Crisis Brexit cabinet after divided Commons fails to find a way forward again
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Crisis Brexit cabinet after divided Commons fails to find a way forward again

Theresa May and her bitterly divided cabinet will meet for five hours of crisis talks in a desperate...

Earth Hour 2019: Buckingham Palace, Eiffel Tower and Pyramids to be plunged into darkness on Saturday
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Earth Hour 2019: Buckingham Palace, Eiffel Tower and Pyramids to be plunged into darkness on Saturday

More than 100 landmarks across the UK from Buckingham Palace to Edinburgh Castle are switching off t...

Brexit: Seven options MPs could vote on, and what they mean
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Brexit: Seven options MPs could vote on, and what they mean

The House of Commons will be given the choice of various Brexit outcomes through a series of so-call...

PM fights to retain power as MPs look to seize control of Brexit
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PM fights to retain power as MPs look to seize control of Brexit

Theresa May tries to stay in power as MPs seek to seize control of parliamentary business in a bid t...