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Vera Baird QC says growing cost of tackling exploitation could treble to £3bn a year by 2020 and calls for Home Office to investigate its impact
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More than 170,000 people diagnosed in the 70s and 80s are still alive in what Macmillan researchers say is an ‘extraordinary’ number
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MEP says he was able to provide proof to officials that the £5,000 application fee was transferred before midday deadline
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Thangam Debbonaire says ‘sensitive’ introduction to a different culture should be available to men settling in Britain
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Paintings and photographs recording fatal British attempt to beat Amundsen to the South Pole are shown together for first time
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Amy’s Place in east London will help women reintegrate into society after quitting alcohol or drugs
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The new delay to construction of the controversial plant raises a perennially difficult question: what else can provide baseload power without polluting?
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How should Theresa May act on her pledge to reform corporate culture in the wake of the BHS scandal?
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UK growth will slow down markedly, despite upbeat GDP figures
Larry Elliott Economics editor
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A recent round trip from Hastings to Brighton with my wheelchair was a catalogue of difficulties and delays – with little sign of equality
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From Martin Parr to Bruce Davidson, photographers have long reflected the fizzing energy and troubled friction of British culture and its class system
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NHSNHSThousands of cancer sufferers surviving decades after diagnosisMore than 170,000 people diagnosed in the 70s and 80s are still alive in what Macmillan researchers say is an ‘extraordinary’ number
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CrimeCrimeRogue UBS trader Kweku Adoboli says banks still at risk of huge fraudsJailed trader says banks have not learned from the financial crisis because bosses stay out of jail while junior employees take the blame
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This video footage from local resident Adrian Harding shows a tornadic waterspout near a beach in Sizewell
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Malcolm Graham, assistant chief constable with Police Scotland, discusses a child abuse operation which was carried out over a six week period and which resulted in 77 people being charged
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The resident cats of Downing Street and the Foreign Office have been seen in combat with each other, with no sign of reaching détente
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The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, tells Owen Jones that he is optimistic about the party’s prospects
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Theresa May says Polish workers in the UK will have their rights to stay preserved, but only if UK citizens enjoy those same rights in Poland
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Footage filmed by a commuter shows a young man, Ik Aihie, pinned to a train station platform by police at London Bridge on 21 July
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The shadow defence secretary, Clive Lewis, discusses Jeremy Corbyn’s record as Labour leader
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