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The cassette tape threw Dan and Fiona into a terrible panic.

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  • “It’s scary to do it again”: the five-year-old fined £150 for running a lemonade stand

    Enforcement officers penalised a child selling home-made lemonade in the street. Her father tells the full story. 

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  • Murder by numbers: the legacy of the Grenfell Tower fire

    It is difficult to refute the reality of suffering when the death toll is still being reckoned.

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  • Tory arguments about public sector pay are misguided and divisive

    The only oppositions that matter are between capital and labour, and between top executives and everybody else.

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    21 July
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    By Stanley Johnson
    20 July
  • Theresa May thinks there's no such thing as an unsackable minister – she's wrong

    Most Tory MPs take a dim view of the public infighting, but the Prime Minister's hands are tied.

    By Stephen Bush
    20 July
  • Mocking Labour supporters for being middle-class misses the point

    New analysis of the party shows an increasingly affluent membership – and its opponents are foolishly delighted.

    By Anoosh Chakelian
    20 July
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    We’d be better off quitting dating apps and getting back into the real world.

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    By Stephen Bush
    19 July
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    The Labour leader has told Theresa May he will back the Tories if the government wants to reform legislation about changing your legal gender.

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