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Damning report finds Met to be ‘institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic’
FDA’s Dave Penman blames Conservative government ‘hammering’ for staff turnover and low morale
Labour leader describes flagship pension reform as ‘huge giveaway’ to some of UK’s wealthiest people
Minister moves to ban 11 companies from housing market until they sign pledge prompted by Grenfell Tower fire
MPs and anti-corruption campaigners criticise plans to limit scope of new ‘failure to prevent’ offence
UK prime minister will urge French president to support a deal on returning migrants at a summit on Friday
Home secretary concedes new legislation may be in breach of human rights laws
Boris Johnson says deal ‘very difficult’ to vote for but concedes public want an end to constant fights
UK prime minister says new accord with Brussels will unlock investment in Northern Ireland
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen use deal on Northern Ireland to herald renewed friendship between two sides
Critics say the venue in the former Olympic Park will blight thousands of homes with light pollution
Ministers propose scores of amendments, including changes to planned register of people working for foreign organisations
Cases from five countries to be dealt with by questionnaires not interviews to help tackle 100,000 outstanding applications
Groups linked to US and EU angry at being bracketed with those tied to Russia or Iran
Tehran sought information on Jewish and Israeli individuals, Tugendhat tells MPs, after TV channel closed
Shunning harmful industries is good. Tackling poverty and injustice is even better
Nicola Sturgeon’s successor will have to contend with multiple crises, Anas Sarwar says
Home Office’s decision to abandon appeal over post-Brexit residency requirements a positive sign, say bloc diplomats
Some civil servants say the deputy prime minister is a bully while others defend him as just a ‘demanding’ boss
SNP leader’s authority has been weakened by rows over independence strategy and transgender laws
Keir Starmer to hail ending of EHRC monitoring as ‘important moment’ in party’s history
Prime minister seeks ways to end worst wave of strikes to hit UK in decades
Devolved government takes axe to planned developments to help it meet net zero commitments
Ashley Dalton increases UK opposition party’s vote share in fourth poll defeat for Conservatives
Ukraine’s president delivers impassioned call for ‘wings for freedom’ at historic address in London
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