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29 September 2017
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2 Sisters faces parliamentary inquiry after revelationsCommons committee to summon founder Ranjit Singh Boparan as three supermarkets suspend contracts and FSA launches investigation -
Tesco admits error over repackaging of returned Lidl chickenRetailer removes claim that Willow Farm chicken is ‘reared exclusively for Tesco’ after Guardian investigation finds otherwise
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Party risks losing youth vote for good, says WillettsEx-cabinet minister issues warning before conference as data shows lifestyles of those aged 25-34 falling behind older voters
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Tom Price resigns as health secretary over private flightsFormer Georgia congressman resigns after president says decision imminent, having apologized and repaid some costs
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Johnson & Johnson's 'irresponsible' actions over vaginal mesh implantWoman awarded record $57m damages over implant launched with no clinical trial and marketed despite higher failure rate
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Dozens die as Rohingya refugee boat capsizesRohingya Muslims were trying to escape Myanmar when vessel overturned in rough waters off Bangladesh
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Cara Delevingne on her teenage depressionModel and actor tells magazine her depression as a teenager left her feeling alienated and suicidal
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How Graham Norton became the undisputed talk show kingHe’s the host with the most, the man every A-lister wants to drink wine with. As he returns to our screens, we head behind the scenes
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With a lapsed Lib Dem at the helm and a new emblem pinched from the Premier League, boldly the party limps into the futureWingnut leaders, cut-price logo. The new Ukip looks just like Oldkip
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England clamp down on player behaviour after Stokes affairEngland have moved to clamp down on player behaviour in the aftermath of the Ben Stokes affair
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Guardiola challenges City to roll with punches in summit meeting with ChelseaSergio Agüero’s car accident and the loss of Benjamin Mendy to injury are two severe blows to Manchester City before visit toChelsea but Pep Guardiola is not interested in excuses
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Sutcliffe try proves crucial as Rhinos seal Grand Final placeLeeds put in a spirited performance to beat a determined Hull FC in the Super League semi-final and qualify to play Castleford in the Grand Final
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Brake, don’t accelerateEditorial: The government plans to speed up the rollout of its welfare reform. But what matters is the delay in paying people who desperately need it
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Ben Jennings on Theresa May and the Conservative conferenceThe Conservative party risks permanently losing the support of younger voters unless Theresa May urgently tackles the challenges faced by the squeezed generation, the former Tory cabinet minister David Willetts has said
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Tory men who voted leave more likely to be racially prejudicedSurvey says 26% of Britons are at least a little prejudiced – but age, class, education and income give no clues to attitude
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Henry Bolton elected new leaderFormer soldier and police officer wins tight seven-way race, with result announced on the first day of the party’s annual conference in Torquay
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San Juan mayor's dire appeal to US for Puerto Rico reliefCarmen Yulín Cruz makes direct call to Donald Trump: ‘I am begging you to take charge and save lives. Enough is enough’
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Foreign minister urges Europe to defy US if Trump sinks nuclear dealMohammad Javad Zaif says only solution is for Europe to remain committed to Vienna agreement and defy any subsequent US sanctions
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Gigantic spectacle of pure hallucinatory crazinessRyan Gosling and Harrison Ford in a film whose sheer scale leaves you hyperventilating
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The brick-tastic brilliance of the new Lego HouseWith its shark-infested rooftops, stomping dinosaurs and build-your-own Lego lunches, this multi-levelled ziggurat is a mind-blowing playground of 25m bricks
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There’s me thinking Sexy Fish was as bad as it gotRather than the screechy jazz, Nero should be fiddling somewhere in the background
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Bruce Parry's earnest odyssey to the heart of BorneoVeteran film-maker Parry hangs out with a tribe of hunter-gatherers and seeks wisdom with Indian gurus in a well-meaning but woolly documentary
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What it's like to live in UK's happiest districtResidents of Skipton say they are happy with their lot after ONS survey reveals people in the area are happiest in Britain
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The story of the man who brought down Nixon – and why it's so timelyLittle did Peter Landesman realise when he was planning his film about Mark Felt, the source for Watergate leaks, that it would mirror today's events
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Easy fig, dark chocolate and brandy cakeSoft figs, dark chocolate, toasted nuts and a big slug of brandy have their individual attractions, but put them all together and you have one seriously barnstorming cake
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My mother died a year ago and I’m worried I will have to support my fatherMy fiancee and I recently had a baby and I think this has made me reflect on my parents’ loveless marriage. Annalisa Barbieri advises a reader
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We look at whether it's really a healthy alternative to crisps and other snacksPopcorn may be a whole grain but it often comes cooked in oil and covered in sugar, salt and flavourings. So how healthy is it really?
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Book donation rejected by Massachusetts school librarianMassachusetts librarian turns down the first lady’s offer of Dr Seuss books, saying they should go to less privileged communities
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BBC titan who would 'die in a ditch for impartiality'Political editor has faced intense abuse over perceived bias – both leftwing and pro-Tory – but colleagues say she is ‘the ultimate pro’
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Celebrities post childhood photos to raise money for islandTV host Stephen Colbert and actor Nick Kroll said they would donate to the Puerto Rico relief effort for every celebrity who posted a photo of their teenage self. Many obliged
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Friday's best photosA selection of the best photographs from around the world including modern Shakespeare and a giant puppet
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Fifty coats for womenAutumn is in the air, and what better way to mark the new season than by getting a new coat. From faux fur to mustard to padded to PVC, here are 50 of the best
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Inside the Lego HouseFrom the yellow amphitheatre built into its sides to the tree thrusting through its innards, the extraordinary new Lego House in Billund, Denmark, is a riot of interconnecting blocks that begs fans young and old to climb aboard
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Life as an elite US Forest Service firefighterPhotographer Cole Barash joins elite USFS firefighters as they parachute into remote areas to combat wildfires and protect national parks
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David Attenborough's first adventuresIn 1954, a young David Attenborough was offered the chance to travel the world collecting animals for London Zoo. Filming his travels for the BBC’s Zoo Quest, he went to Guyana, Indonesia and Paraguay, a journey immortalised in Adventures of a Young Naturalist
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