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Theresa May in battle for survival as Tories sharpen knives
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Employers' rights to monitor office emails to be decided by European court
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Hospitals attack ‘barking mad’ NHS target to manage winter crisis
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Australian government commits to ending slavery but gives no time frame for legislation
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Unearthing the truth about buried treasure in Rennes-le-Château
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Ex-Trump adviser Carter Page accused academics who twice failed his PhD of bias
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A new year that changed me: when Seamus Heaney came round for tea
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Indian government advised to ‘discredit’ slavery research
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Amazon is running its own hunger games – and all the players will be losers
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Sophie Willan: who are you calling a northern working-class comic?
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The Guardian view on BBC pay: no more excuses
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Mother and son on trial for alleged murder plot against his grandmother
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Theresa May proposes plastic-free supermarket aisles in green strategy
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NDIA denies Cate Blanchett-voiced 'Nadia' virtual assistant is in doubt
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Trump roars back from holiday break with typically divisive tweets
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Toyota's future investment in UK 'at risk from Brexit uncertainty'
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