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Trump's words led to US violence, Patel says
The home secretary says the US president fuelled the violence, as the PM condemns the "disgraceful scenes".
Government vows to end complex leasehold costs
The proposals should help those with shorter leases fearing bills of many thousands of pounds.
UK-Ireland lorry traffic at Welsh port slumps
Lorry traffic between Holyhead and Dublin is down to about one-third of usual capacity.
PM warns lockdown won't end 'with a bang'
There will be a "gradual unwrapping" of England's lockdown, Boris Johnson tells MPs ahead of a vote later.
Tory compares US Trump riots to Brexit opposition
Andrew RT Davies compares the riots in Washington to politicians opposed to Brexit.
Councils call for urgent decision on English polls
Local leaders call for clarity after Boris Johnson says the May 6 date is being "kept under review".
Farage's Brexit Party officially changes its name
It will be known as Reform UK - despite objections from a think tank with a similar title.
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Trump's words led to US violence, Patel says
The home secretary says the US president fuelled the violence, as the PM condemns the "disgraceful scenes".
Government vows to end complex leasehold costs
The proposals should help those with shorter leases fearing bills of many thousands of pounds.
UK-Ireland lorry traffic at Welsh port slumps
Lorry traffic between Holyhead and Dublin is down to about one-third of usual capacity.
PM warns lockdown won't end 'with a bang'
There will be a "gradual unwrapping" of England's lockdown, Boris Johnson tells MPs ahead of a vote later.
Tory compares US Trump riots to Brexit opposition
Andrew RT Davies compares the riots in Washington to politicians opposed to Brexit.
Councils call for urgent decision on English polls
Local leaders call for clarity after Boris Johnson says the May 6 date is being "kept under review".
Farage's Brexit Party officially changes its name
It will be known as Reform UK - despite objections from a think tank with a similar title.
Government vows to end complex leasehold costs
The proposals should help those with shorter leases fearing bills of many thousands of pounds.
UK-Ireland lorry traffic at Welsh port slumps
Lorry traffic between Holyhead and Dublin is down to about one-third of usual capacity.
PM warns lockdown won't end 'with a bang'
There will be a "gradual unwrapping" of England's lockdown, Boris Johnson tells MPs ahead of a vote later.
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