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I travelled on Britain’s first renationalised train (and it took four times longer than usual)

It wasn’t the best start for the first nationalised rail service in 30 years – half my journey from Woking to Waterloo was on a bus

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Author: Simon de Bruxelles

Why would voters trust Nigel Farage’s claims?

Nigel Farage and Reform UK have repeatedly shown that they will lie to the public, writes Femi Oluwole

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Author: Femi Oluwole

Hero neighbour saved two from house fire where mother and three children died

Victor Pedra, 33, said: ‘I saw people standing around watching huge flames but I had to act’

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Author: Anthony France

The Sir is for turning

Presented by Lloyds Banking Group By MASON BOYCOTT-OWEN PRESENTED BY Send tips here | Subscribe for free | Listen to Sunday Crunch and view in your browser Good Sunday afternoon, Crunchers. This is…

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Author: Mason Boycott-Owen

Alan Yentob, one of British culture’s ‘defining figures’, dies aged 78

BBC director-general Tim Davie described him as a ‘towering figure in British broadcasting’

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Author: Roisin O’Connor

Alan Yentob, former BBC executive and TV presenter, dies aged 78

Wife pays tribute to ‘profoundly moral man’ who was ‘creative in every cell of his body’

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

The 10 films to understand the art of Alan Yentob

From David Bowie to Tom Stoppard, the arts broadcaster brought charm and erudition to his subjects. These are his essential profiles

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Author: Chris Bennion

Alan Yentob: BBC arts broadcaster dies aged 78

He interviewed a raft of important cultural and creative figures over a lengthy career at the BBC.

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Author: @BBCNews

Rayner does not confirm if two-child benefit cap to be abolished

It follows reports that Sir Keir Starmer had informed his cabinet of his intention to abolish the limit.

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Author: @BBCNews

I saw ISIS terrorist slaughter innocent Brits…twist of fate saw me cheat death

HAVING survived a terror attack that claimed the lives of 38 people, including 30 Brits, Sharon Simes wondered what else life could possibly throw at her. The ISIS massacre – at a Tunisian be…

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Author: Emma Pryer

Starmer ‘could scrap’ two-child benefit cap as Nigel Farage makes winter fuel pledge

It would mark the second major U-turn after Labour backtracked on cutting winter fuel allowance payments

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Author: Holly Evans

King’s Canada visit is major test for the monarchy

Trip is potential diplomatic minefield after Donald Trump’s 51st state threats to northern neighbour

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Author: Hannah Furness

Farmers face losing harvests under Starmer’s Brexit reset

The UK will have to ban many pesticides, hitting food production, with farmers already reeling from Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tax raid

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Author: Nick Gutteridge

UK Border Force is in effect under military command, report says

Institute of Race Relations says MoD’s Channel role reflects global rise of ‘hyper-militarisation’ in law enforcement

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Author: Haroon Siddique

Get building or lose your land: Labour propose strict new demands for developers

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Author: Sky News

Farage and Reform would end two-child benefit cap

Nigel Farage, absent from Commons for past week, also expected to support restoring winter fuel payment, which Labour has already indicated it wi

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

How Nigel Farage plans to win over the lefties

The Reform leader is expected to announce his new promises in a speech next week in a speech where he will also accuse the PM as ‘one of the most unpatriotic prime ministers in our history.

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Author: Poppy Atkinson Gibson