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Killing of David Amess endangers the link between voters and representatives
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It is irresponsible to let the relationship deteriorate when London and Paris need each other more than ever
CY Leung criticises US law firm over decision to stop representing university seeking statue’s removal
Black Sea country has shifted away from Brussels under ruling Georgian Dream party
Prime minister wants to make his name as a friend of the pandemic-hit small business sector
Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin took in big hauls from energy, pharmaceutical and financial services industries
Police carry out searches in London following fatal stabbing of Sir David Amess
Launch in August of nuclear-capable rocket that circled the globe took US intelligence by surprise
MI5 supporting Met investigation as London addresses searched for potential link to Islamist extremism
An opportunity has opened up for the US president to install a powerful bloc of governors
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Government to publish fresh details of decarbonisation plan and funding model as early as next week
For some UK parliamentarians, threats of violence have become commonplace amid more bitter rhetoric
Move seeks to suspend enforcement of regulation which effectively outlaws the procedure after 6 weeks
More up-to-date figures show UK recovery has been stronger than feared, giving chancellor room for future tax cuts
US seeks ‘near-term progress’ after sharing information on Russian hackers with Kremlin
Ben Munster writes from Rome on the new mass politics, techno-determinism, blockchain, and the end of Italian “e-democracy”.
Frost’s huffing and puffing may be a negotiating tactic but it risks jeopardising peace and tipping Britain into a trade war
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