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Party press officer takes responsibility for post on Paul Nuttall's website and offers her resignation
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MPs vote overwhelmingly to trigger Brexit as Guy Verhofstadt suggests Brussels will not let UK leave ECJ’s jurisdiction in 2019
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Commitments in the Middle East and links between Whitehall and the weapons lobby keep sales high
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Letters: Why don’t British people want to take work harvesting crops? Because UK farmers are not offering a living wage
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This January, A&E departments recorded the longest wait times since a four-hour target was set 13 years ago. We asked Guardian readers to share their experiences
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NHSNHSTens of thousands of new mothers can't reach a midwife, study findsWomen are visiting already stretched A&E units and GP surgeries instead, according to charity NCT
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CrimeCrimePolice force entry to Stormzy's house after reports that he was burgling itRapper woken by police smashing down door of his London home after reports he was burgling it
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Ukip leader Paul Nuttall tells Liverpool’s Radio City Talk on Tuesday that he did not lose any close friends at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989, contrary to a statement on his website
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Police have launched a witness appeal after two men were injured and an officer was knocked to the floor in a mass pub brawl
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Stars from the music world turn out in force on Sunday night in LA for the 2017 Grammy awards ceremony
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The Briton talks to 60 Minutes’ Liz Hayes about her intention to erect a statue in memory of her murdered boyfriend
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The Labour party’s deputy leader, Tom Watson, discusses reports that the party is vetting potential successors to Jeremy Corbyn
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In this clip from the BBC’s Sunday Politics North West on 1 May 2016, Ukip leader Paul Nuttall responds to the inquest that ruled the 96 victims of Hillsborough were unlawfully killed
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