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Landmark ruling in favour of residents over use of London gallery’s viewing platform
British Museum says object ‘of national importance’ is rare survivor from Henry VIII’s first marriage
The key to making sensible policy is to be honest about the trade-offs involved
Decision criticised by Greenpeace UK, while retailer body warns postponed deadline still ‘incredibly challenging’
Services for the most vulnerable in society are being undone by funding cuts and collapsing social care infrastructure
Move likely to anger Holyrood though London set to bring forward long-delayed plans to ban conversion therapy
Schools and parents must do more than respond to the influencer after the fact
Iain Anderson says move being considered by UK prime minister would hit country’s global reputation
Welby apologises for ‘past wrongs’ as report finds institution benefited from enslavement
Rise in active adults in England since 2012 Games is ‘paltry’, Labour MP says
Commentators say ‘family vituperation’ over book will not dent monarchy’s popularity
Archaeologists hope more study will lead to precise dating or identification of Tudor vessel pulled from water at Dungeness
We should interrogate the convenient weaponisation of the latest data
The girl who joined Isis in Syria aged 15 has been deprived of her British citizenship but she may have been trafficked
NAO report highlights ‘significant gaps’ in understanding of scale of problem
An individual’s self-declared status is ultimately secondary to how states choose to identify them
Some activists are playing straight into the hands of a British government bent on introducing draconian new laws
Data show sectors’ contribution to economy remains below 2019 levels while personal wellbeing has also suffered
Cursing may cause offence but we would be a lot worse off without it
First non-white occupant of Downing Street marks a major milestone for community that migrated from east African nations
This will be a global problem as the whole planet becomes wealthier, healthier and better educated
Lawyers at Hogan Lovells work for free to help struggling Londoners to secure welfare
Creation of independent body urged to monitor safety of online content after Molly Russell’s death
Cultural project is product of government attempts to stimulate post-crash economy
UK’s first big clashes between young Hindus and Muslims caught authorities off-guard
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