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'Shocked, sad, angry, betrayed, let down': Gordon Brown on former ally Peter Mandelson
Peter Mandelson committed a "betrayal of his country" by allegedly leaking government secrets to Jeffrey Epstein and putting Britain "at risk", former prime minister Gordon Brown has said.
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Dozens of flood warnings issued in UK as more downpours expected
Dozens of flood warnings are in place, along with more than 250 alerts, as relentless rain continues to lash the UK.
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Manhunt after convicted robber serving years-long sentence absconds from prison
A convicted robber who absconded from prison is being sought by police.
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Liberal Democrat peer Lord Rennard suspended as new sexual harassment investigation launched
Lord Rennard has been suspended from the Liberal Democrats as the party launched a new investigation into sexual harassment allegations.
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Man charged with string of sex offences
A man has been charged with scores of sex offences, some dating as far back as 2003.
Business
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NatWest set to clinch £2.5bn takeover of wealth manager Evelyn
NatWest Group is closing in on a £2.5bn takeover of Evelyn Partners, the wealth management group, in what would be its biggest corporate takeover since its taxpayer bailout in 2008.
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Supermarket giant Morrisons explores £1bn property deal
Morrisons, the UK's fifth-largest supermarket chain, is exploring a £1bn property deal amid its battle to recapture the ground it has lost to rivals including Sainsbury's and Aldi.
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'The market's in seek and destroy mode': The new Anthropic AI model scaring lawyers and legal firms
Anthropic, one of the biggest and most influential tech companies in the world, is launching a new model: Claude Opus 4.6.
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Bank of England chief Andrew Bailey 'shocked' by Peter Mandelson's alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein
Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, is not given to emotional outbursts or shooting from the hip.
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Interest rate cuts 'likely' later this year - Bank of England
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75% but signalled that further cuts are now "likely" later in the year as inflation falls back to the Bank's 2% target faster than expected.
Entertainment
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Singer Neil Young cancels tour of UK and other Europe dates
Neil Young has cancelled his upcoming UK tour and other dates in Europe with rock band The Chrome Hearts.
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Nancy Guthrie: Authorities searching for 'kidnapped' mum of TV host investigating 'vehicle of interest'
Police investigating the disappearance of a US TV host's mother are searching for a vehicle or vehicles that may be connected to her case.
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Julia Donaldson reveals new character for third Gruffalo
The next Gruffalo book will introduce a new member to the monster's family, best selling children's author Julia Donaldson has revealed.
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One Battle After Another: ICE killings have made film 'devastatingly' timely, says producer
In filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, resistance is framed as survival.
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A 'terrible choice' or uniting the nation? Why Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show is causing a stir
Puerto Rican pop star Bad Bunny's half-time performance during this weekend's Super Bowl has divided opinion since it was announced.
Politics
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'Shocked, sad, angry, betrayed, let down': Gordon Brown on former ally Peter Mandelson
Peter Mandelson committed a "betrayal of his country" by allegedly leaking government secrets to Jeffrey Epstein and putting Britain "at risk", former prime minister Gordon Brown has said.
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Police search Peter Mandelson's properties in Camden and Wiltshire
Two of Peter Mandelson's properties have been searched by police investigating claims of misconduct in a public office.
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Labour MPs urge Starmer to reveal if he saw peer's warnings about Mandelson's Epstein links
Labour MPs are urging Sir Keir Starmer to reveal whether he saw a report by an influential party peer that warned of Peter Mandelson's links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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'It's got to be time for change': Three months until crucial Welsh elections
The Welsh Parliament stands in what was known as Tiger Bay - a multicultural melting pot during the 18-1900s, home to around 50 nationalities working the docks.
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Liberal Democrat peer Lord Rennard suspended as new sexual harassment investigation launched
Lord Rennard has been suspended from the Liberal Democrats as the party launched a new investigation into sexual harassment allegations.
