Despite Starmer’s reversal of a deeply unpopular policy Badenoch struggled to take advantage.
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Author: Rachel Cunliffe
PMQs review: Will Labour’s winter fuel U-turn work?
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Labour to reverse winter fuel payment cuts – who will be eligible?
After spending months ruling out a U-turn on the policy, the government has finally admitted it will make changes. But when will it come into force and who will be affected?
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Author: Millie Cooke
Wild camping on Dartmoor is legal, supreme court rules
Case came to supreme court after court of appeal determined the term ‘open-air recreation’ included camping
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Author: Helena Horton
Southport yoga teacher: I haven’t used a knife since the attack
The Southport survivor Leanne Lucas gives her first newspaper interview, reflecting on the atrocity and her decision to start a campaign to phase-out pointed blades
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Author: David Woode, Crime Correspondent
Starmer vows EU deal will end ‘huge’ passport queues and Farage misses debate: Live
Sir Keir Starmer pledged that his trade deal with the EU would ‘cut the price of the weekly shop’ and provide stability for the fishing industry
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Author: Archie Mitchell
‘Drugs mule’, 21, from Croydon breaks silence from Sri Lankan jail
Charlotte May Lee was arrested in Colombo last week after police discovered 46 kg of cannabis in her suitcase
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Author: Bill Bowkett
Supreme Court backs wild camping on Dartmoor
The Supreme Court upholds the legal right to wild camp on Dartmoor in Devon in a landmark case.
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Author: @BBCNews
British teen ‘drugs mule’ speaks from behind bars
Charlotte May Lee, 21, from Coulsdon, south London , was arrested in the capital Colombo last week after police discovered 46 kg of ‘Kush’ – a synthetic strain of cannabis – in her suitcase.
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Author: Eirian Jane Prosser
Lucy Connolly: ‘The judges should be ashamed of themselves. It’s cruel and twisted’
Exclusive: Mother jailed for tweet sent after the Southport murders speaks to The Telegraph from prison following the failure of her appeal
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Author: Allison Pearson
Woman who used wigs and false papers to take UK citizenship tests jailed
Josephine Maurice, 61, appeared at Snaresbrook Crown Court, east London, via video link.
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Author: Helen William
Drug ‘containing ground-up human bones’ at centre of Charlotte May Lee ca
People have killed as they fell asleep while walking or stumbled into moving traffic.
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Author: Luke Alsford
Couple ordered to tear down dream £1million home in ‘flagrant breach’ of rules
A planning inspector has slammed Jeremy Zielinski and his wife Elaine’s work in Great Abington, Cambridgeshire as “a clear and flagrant breach of planning policy”
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Author: Bradley Jolly
Couple ordered to demolish £1m house they claimed would be ‘horse semen lab’
Jeremy and Elaine Zielinski’s plans were approved for business use, but no evidence of any such activity could be found
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Author: Telegraph Reporters
Bury murder probe: Tribute to dad struck in ‘targeted’ car attack
Police believe Brandon Porter Kershaw, 19, was the victim of a “targeted attack” on Monday.
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Author: @BBCNews
Sir Keir joins a long list of British politicians who’ve been humiliated by the European Union
Plus: Teaching resilience; support for carers; leaders’ health; how net zero is scarring the countryside; and new life in old suitcases
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Author: Letters to the Editor
Family’s double tragedy as second teenager killed five years after shooting
A murder investigation has been launched following the death of Brandon Porter Kershaw in Bury on Monday
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Author: Neal Keeling
‘We were promised we’d get our fishing grounds back – Starmer’s Brexit deal is giving everything away’
The PM insists his new ‘reset’ with the EU is good for the UK’s fishermen. In Grimsby, they argue it could spell the death of their industry
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Author: Rosa Silverman
Father of girl drowned in waterpark calls on PM to ‘overhaul safety regulations’
Senior coroner Heidi Connor concluded Kyra Hill had been unlawfully killed following gross health and safety breaches at Liquid Leisure near Windsor.
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Author: Pol Allingham
Urgent appeal to trace three men over fatal Leeds hit-and-run
Two men from Scotland and one from Cornwall are wanted following the death of Ashton Kitchen-White.
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Author: @BBCNews
Kemi Badenoch surrenders to the Brexit Nostalgia festival
Conservative leader’s attempts to refight the past suggests she won’t be happy until her party sinks even lower in the polls
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Author: John Crace
Manhunt for Cornwall suspect wanted over hit-and-run death crash
Regan Kemp is on the run from police
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Author: Alex Driscoll
Girl, 11, who drowned at water park was unlawfully killed, coroner rules
Kyra Hill got into difficultly while swimming at a birthday party at Liquid Leisure
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Author: Pol Allingham PA
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon aka Tommy Robinson to be released from prison
British anti-Islam activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon on Tuesday won a bid to trim his 18-month sentence for contempt of court, meaning he will be released from jail within a week.
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‘It’s a disaster’: UK fishers angered by latest UK-EU deal
Plan criticised for allowing European fishing trawlers a further 12 years’ access to UK waters
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Author: Jamie Grierson
