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From Trump whisperer to trouble – angry Reform UK MPs turn on Farage
Internal row in party over ‘messianic’ leader becomes public amid competing members’ allegations of bullying and dirty tricks. Just a few short weeks ago, Nigel Farage’s Reform party was riding ...The Guardian - 8h -
UK enjoys warmer temperatures but cold weather set to return
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Want to boost UK’s investment culture? Exempt stocks-and-shares Isas from IHT
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Farage defends suspending MP and criticises 'infighting'
The Reform UK leader acknowledges the row has "dented" the "sense of unity" in his party.BBC News - 1h -
After 80 years of transatlantic ties, Europe forges a new alliance
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Ukrainian family reunited after visa changes reversed
Parents are once again able to bring their children to join them in the UK, after months of being separated.BBC News - 10h -
A Tariff Tantrum: the Upheaval from Trump’s Trade Policies
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3 Bulgarians convicted of spying for Russia across Europe from base in UK
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Pep after loss: City's UCL spot won't fall from sky
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