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Impartiality still a ‘complex challenge’ for broadcaster, Ofcom report claims

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The energy crisis has claimed its largest scalp to date. Is the market irretrievably broken?

Racism remains a problem in the UK – though it’s also highlighted double standards

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School chief urges headteachers to challenge anyone who criticises young people for ‘wokeness’

Controversial proposals have been branded the ‘NHS privatisation bill’ by Unite union

Survivors say medical tests following the coal waste disaster were akin to ‘torture’

Governors’ association says inmates might have to be released early as jail population grows

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Killing emergency workers to carry life sentence following campaign by police officer’s widow

PM’s inner circle in spotlight after weeks of disorder and damaging headlines

From pints to loo roll, brands pull out all the stops for their winter campaigns

Government shares new plan to boost transition to electric vehicles

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Government says ‘plan is looking solid’ but experts argue whether new roll-out is counter-productive

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Local authorities caught in ‘vicious cycle’ amid austerity cuts and lack of foster carers

Bookmakers predict which UK cities will see a flurry of flakes

Restrictions have returned in several European countries as high infection rate sweeps the continent

Tory MPs concerned PM ‘lacks strategy’ and presides over a cabinet of ‘nodding dogs’

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Historian fighting for release of personal journal and letters censored to protect ‘dignity of the Queen’

Gallery has published report linking some of its most famous donors, artists and paintings to the Atlantic slave trade

Boris Johnson has ‘a moral duty to set this right’, said The Observer

Last week, a record 1,185 migrants crossed the Channel to Kent in small boats

Cuts to high-speed rail links ‘undermine’ government’s key policy, say northern leaders

Boris Johnson claims sleaze attacks do ‘disservice’ to citizens of genuinely ‘dirty’ nations

Almost 9,300 more people than usual have died from conditions unrelated to coronavirus since July

Labour say Johnson’s new proposals are ‘not specific’ and ‘watered down’

Tory MP vows to launch investigation into apparent ‘loophole’ in system

Tory branded a ‘Jurassic embarrassment’ after blocking Owen Paterson U-turn