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To unseat Trudeau, Conservative leader seeks middle ground The man who might oust Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from power advertised himself a year ago as a true-blue conservative who would take back Canada when he became his partys leader
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Senior Tories make last-gasp bid to block 20-a-week cut to Universal Credit with Commons vote
Senior Tories are making a last-gasp bid to block the 20-a-week cut to universal credit, by staging a Commons showdown on Monday.
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NZ abandons cricket tour of Pakistan over security concerns New Zealand has abandoned its cricket tour of Pakistan over security concerns that have mystified the hosts
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Vaccine passports required to enter nightclubs and large events in Wales First minister Mark Drakeford said that all adults will need to show an NHS Covid Pass from next month
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Reshuffled ministers tussle over occupancy of country house Chevening Reports suggest Dominic Raab does not want to hand home over to successor as foreign secretary
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Prince William unveils finalists for environmental prize Prince William has announced 15 inaugural finalists for the Earthshot Prize, his ambitious global environmental award that aims to find new ideas and technologies to tackle climate change, air pollution and the Earths most pressing challenges
The Independent | 1 hour, 35 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
Republican who voted to impeach Trump wont run again, calls former president a cancer Trump has endorsed Anthony Gonzalezs opponent Max Miller for seat
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The battle for digital privacy is shaping the internet At the centre of the tussle is what has been the internets lifeblood: advertising
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Message in a bottle from Japanese children in the 80s reaches Hawaii beach after 37 years School students in Japan had released 750 bottles between 1984 and 1985 as part of a science experiment
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California national park wraps ancient trees in foil as record-breaking wildfire approaches Officials used blankets made of aluminium foil to cover signboards and trees in the California national park
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