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Restore Britain: is new far-right party a threat to Farage?The Explainer Rupert Lowe’s upstart outfit could cost Reform UK crucial votes or drag it even further to the right
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The NHS and female sterilisationThe Explainer Health ombudsman rules that using ‘risk of regret’ to refuse funding for procedure, while routinely funding vasectomies, is ‘unfair to women’
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Plaid Cymru’s road to powerThe Explainer After next week’s elections, the Party of Wales looks likely to become the largest group in the Welsh Parliament
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Why ‘troubled’ Ajax tanks are making a comebackThe Explainer After concerns over soldiers’ health last autumn, controversial programme will resume a ‘phased’ approach to service
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Pensions vs. savings: which is best for your money?The Explainer Saving for retirement or shorter-term goals can often be a coin toss
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Which side is winning the war: Russia or Ukraine?The Explainer Both Moscow and Kyiv can point to small victories but the overall picture has barely changed in fifth year of conflict
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Who are HAYI, the ‘pop-up’ terror group linked to UK attacks?The Explainer Its actions, branding and ‘suspicious dissemination patterns’ suggest direct links to Iranian regime
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The UK’s biggest pollution lawsuitThe Explainer More than 4,500 locals have brought a High Court case against Welsh Water and Avara Foods for polluting the River Wye
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Jet fuel crisis: UK plans to save the summer holidayThe Explainer As Middle East supplies dry up, airlines will be allowed to consolidate flights to minimise disruption
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Chernobyl, 40 years onThe Explainer On 26 April 1986, a reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power station in Ukraine exploded
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How ‘friction maxxing’ can help solve overspending and impulse buyingThe Explainer Deleting your saved payment information or turning off one-click purchasing may help you save
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Are golf courses the answer to the housing shortage?The Explainer Clubs are under threat as developers eye up land for new homes
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Why the Justice Department has beef with the meatpacking industryThe Explainer President Donald Trump has been pushing for the Department of Justice to open an investigation
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MS-13 and mass trials in El SalvadorThe Explainer With nearly 500 alleged gang members on “collective” trial in front of unknown judges, human rights organisations are criticising the fairness of proceedings
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How beta-blockers became the ‘magic pill’ for anxietyThe Explainer Propranolol, hailed by Hollywood celebrities, is considered non-addictive but still comes with risks
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