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Alex Sharp and Helen Mirren head rollcall of British Tony awards success
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guardian
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UK government revises Scottish budget cut from £176.8m to £107m
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bbc
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Heather Rabbatts: FA must do more to promote opportunities for women
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guardian
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Chetham's violin teacher found not guilty of rape
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guardian
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Media Lessons from Snowden Reporting: LA Times Editors Advocate Prosecution of Sources
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theintercept
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Saudi Arabia 'could go nuclear' unless Iran talks lead to 'watertight' agreement warns ambassador
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independent
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The words that show how David Cameron made a U-turn on EU within hours of telling ministers they would be sacked if t...
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independent
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Global Drugs Survey finds that nitrous oxide is the second most popular drug in the UK
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independent
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Andy Murray to advise crowdfunding firm Seedrs
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bbc
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Tata Steel strike planned for 22 June over pensions dispute
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bbc
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Oscar Pistorius out on probation in August
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bbc
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Turkey election results: what you need to know
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guardian
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How do you change the Met's face?
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bbc
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Chile 'magic cheese scam' woman goes on trial in France
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bbc
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Torture and Other Rights Abuses Are Widespread in Eritrea, U.N. Panel Says
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nytimes
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Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto set to keep majority after midterms
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guardian
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