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Vile criminals packed dozens of people into the flimsy craft as they continued to exploit the heatwave sweeping over northern Europe.
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Vile criminals packed dozens of people into the flimsy craft as they continued to exploit the heatwave sweeping over northern Europe.

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Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp warned: 'This puts children already in foster or children's homes in danger.'

A top pollster warned Restore Britain could decide the outcome of the Makerfield by-election - follow live.

Labour is weighing extra cash for parents on benefits at the same time as a government tsar warns the UK is facing a generational welfare epidemic.

Tories warn the courts are being used as a "holding pen for illegal immigration".

Hundreds of migrants have made the perilous journey in small boats in the past two days.

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Kemi Badenoch and the Prime Minister in brutal Commons clash

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OPINION - TIM NEWARK: Not one of the leadership hopefuls would command greater popularity in the country than Starmer, Labour is finished as an electoral force

Keir Starmer is almost finished. His ministers are now more interested in who will replace the Prime Minister than the job of governing the country.