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'Greater than 1997': Tory minister says Labour to get largest landslide ever

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A Conservative minister has said Labour will get "the largest majority this country has ever seen".

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Vintage Boris revs up the faithful - but his cameo's too late to save the Tories

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He's still got it. Boris Johnson may have left it late before coming to the party - the Conservative Party, that is - but his 11th-hour rallying cry to the Tory faithful was vintage Boris and just like the old days.

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Adverts for supplements claiming to treat autism banned

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Advertisements for three supplement brands that claimed to treat a range of medical conditions, including autism and ADHD, have been banned in the UK.

Tuesday, Jul 2

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Boris Johnson puts up united front with Rishi Sunak to warn against Labour 'supermajority'

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Boris Johnson has made his first public appearance in the Conservative election campaign to warn voters against electing a Labour government on 4 July.

Former Manchester United player and original Busby Babe dies

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Former Manchester United player Jeff Whitefoot has died at the age of 90.

Labour may be heading towards a historic victory but insiders admit they'll have to win over voters again to stay in power

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Finally, after six long weeks, the final 24 hours of campaigning is upon us. Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will be dashing around the country as they make their final pitch to voters.

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Jay Slater's mother releases new statement

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The mother of missing Jay Slater says "words cannot describe the pain and agony" she and her family are feeling about the teenager's disappearance.

Why some campaigners urge people to spoil their ballots - instead of not voting

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Politicians have been courting voters for weeks - but some of those casting a ballot on Thursday won't be backing any candidate.

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Labour plans to delay parliament summer recess if it wins election

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Labour is planning to push back the summer recess for MPs until the end of July if it wins the election, Sky News understands.

Woman left 'in howling pain' before death at slapping therapy workshop

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A 71-year-old woman died after she stopped taking insulin at a workshop run by an alternative healer.

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'Must learn lessons' from headteacher abuse, children's commissioner says

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It is important to "learn lessons" after a former headteacher was found guilty of sexually abusing four young girls, Wales's children's commission has said.

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Family 'devastated' after boy goes missing while 'jumping waves'

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The family of a teenager who disappeared while playing in the River Mersey have said their "worst fear is that this tragic accident has taken our lovely boy from us".

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The Mitchell brothers: Couple celebrate rare one in 700,000 birth of quadruplets

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A Scottish couple are celebrating the rare birth of naturally conceived quadruplets.

Ex-DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson facing seven more sex offence charges

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Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is facing further sex offence charges, bringing the total to 18.

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King takes part in Ceremony of the Keys in Edinburgh as Holyrood Week begins

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The King has begun his official stay in Scotland by receiving the keys to the city of Edinburgh - which is celebrating its 900th anniversary.

Three officers investigated over their inquiries into Nottingham triple killer

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Three officers are under investigation over their inquiries into alleged assaults by Valdo Calocane before he killed three people in Nottingham, the police watchdog has said.

Son of man whose death sparked London riots admits having a gun

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The son of Mark Duggan, who was shot dead by police in 2011, is facing jail time after admitting he had a gun.

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Ex-Boys' Brigade leader and youth football coach jailed for child sex abuse spanning almost 20 years

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A former Boys' Brigade leader and youth football coach has been jailed for 12 years for historical sex abuse spanning nearly two decades.

'We started a business in male-dominated industry while having babies - and raised £5m despite not getting invited to golf'

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Just 18% of companies in the UK are led by women, and while data suggests female entrepreneurs are on the rise, men still receive more funding and are entrusted with higher average loans to get them started.

Trainee nurse guilty of plot to launch suicide bomb attack on hospital

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A trainee nurse has been found guilty of attempting to launch an ISIS-inspired suicide attack using a homemade bomb on the hospital where he worked.

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England fan caught on TV snorting substance sparks police appeal

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Information is being sought by police after an England supporter was caught on TV snorting a substance as he celebrated the Three Lions' late Euro 2024 win.

Tories plot letter from business chiefs in last-ditch bid to turn election tide

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The Conservative Party will on Wednesday unveil a letter signed by scores of small business-owners in a last-ditch bid to convince undecided voters that they can be trusted as the stewards of Britain's economy.

Leading candidate for Wales manager job rules himself out of running

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One of the frontrunners to succeed Rob Page as Wales manager has ruled himself out of the running.

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British police react to news that search for Jay Slater in Tenerife has been called off

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Lancashire Constabulary has told Sky News its "position hasn't changed" - and it remains open to assisting in the search for Jay Slater.

Second Reform candidate quits and backs Tories over 'racism and misogyny'

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A Reform candidate has suspended her campaign and defected to the Tories, saying the "vast majority" of others standing for Nigel Farage's party are "racist, misogynistic, and bigoted".

Osprey chicks to be relocated amid concern over dad's hunting performance

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Two osprey chicks are to be rehomed from Scotland to Spain amid concern over their father's plummeting hunting performance.

Andy Murray pulls out of men's singles and confirms this will be his last Wimbledon

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Sir Andy Murray has announced he will not be competing in this year's Wimbledon men's singles tournament but still hopes to play in the men's doubles

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Is it possible to 'ringfence' family time when you're prime minister?

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When Sir Keir Starmer said that, if elected into No 10, he would finish work at 6pm on a Friday to spend time with his children - Rishi Sunak retorted by saying he hasn't finished at that time "ever" as prime minister.

Family tribute to 'much-loved' man who died after being struck by lorry

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The family of a pedestrian who was found dead by the side of a road around a mile away from where he was hit by a lorry have said they are "positively touched" by all the messages of condolence.