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| Britons also up to £3,700 worse off, leading to calls for the Labour government to improve relations with the EU. |
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| Brexit, COVID debt and energy support schemes have fundamentally shaped the UK's money woes. |
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| The Reform UK leader was accused of making racist and antisemitic comments to classmates while at Dulwich College but said he never did so 'with intent'. |
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The Reform UK leader has been accused of making racist and antisemitic comments while at Dulwich College by more than a dozen of his former classmates – which comes as a surprise to precisely no one, writes Victoria Richards. |
We were all idiots at school. But not all of us were racist, Mr Farage |
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- The home secretary is indulging in a lurid deportation fantasy with her new Denmark-style asylum policy. And, writes Sunder Katwala, her numbers don't even add up…
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