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  1. Theresa May at the Lord Mayor's Banquet at Guildhall





    12 Nov 2018,
    11:08pm


    Comment: Even Baldrick would baulk at May's latest cunning plan



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  2. Jo Johnson only weakened Mrs May's position further by resigning, says Lord Hague





    12 Nov 2018,
    9:30pm


    Comment: Instead of resigning, Remainer ministers should hold their nerve and prepare for No Deal



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  3. Islamists in Pakistan calling for Asia Bibi's death





    12 Nov 2018,
    8:00pm


    Comment: The UK should offer safe haven to Asia Bibi, and persecuted Christians like her



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  1. Prime Minister Theresa May speaks during her now infamous cabinet summit at Chequers





    12 Nov 2018,
    12:58pm


    Comment: Ministers are desperate to show how much they hate Chequers. What'll they do about it, then?



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  2. Keir Starmer and Jeremy Corbyn 





    12 Nov 2018,
    12:48pm


    Comment: Labour could stop Brexit, but it needs to decide whether it wants to first 



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  1. The shadow of a man dressed as a WWI soldier, is cast on replica tombstones at the opening of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission replica cemetery and exhibition, which has been installed at Cardiff Castle to mark the centenary of Armistice.





    11 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: Why we remember the First World War



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  2. British PM May and Belgian counterpart Michel attend a wreath-laying ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, at the Saint Symphorien Military Cemetery in Mons





    10 Nov 2018,
    6:15am


    Comment: Making sense of the Great War, one hundred years later



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  3. Plastic waste has been building up in the UK since China stopped importing it last year





    09 Nov 2018,
    8:00am


    Comment: Recycling racket



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Letters to the Editor










  1. Theresa May returning to Downing Street 





    13 Nov 2018,
    12:01am


    Letters: Voters will not be fooled by the Establishment campaign of attrition against the Brexit majority


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  2. Jo Johnson: Brexit 'won’t be anything like what was promised two years ago'





    12 Nov 2018,
    12:10am


    Letters: Brexit humiliation would not be solved by holding a second referendum


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On this day










  1. An equestrian portrait of Villiers surrounded by angelic figures





    23 Aug 2018,
    10:16am


    On this day in 1628: Charles I's close friend, and sworn enemy of Parliament, George Villiers is murdered


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  1. Theresa May returning to Downing Street 





    13 Nov 2018,
    12:01am


    Letters: Voters will not be fooled by the Establishment campaign of attrition against the Brexit majority


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  2. Theresa May at the Lord Mayor's Banquet at Guildhall





    12 Nov 2018,
    11:08pm


    Comment: Even Baldrick would baulk at May's latest cunning plan



    David Davis

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    David Davis









  3. Jo Johnson only weakened Mrs May's position further by resigning, says Lord Hague





    12 Nov 2018,
    9:30pm


    Comment: Instead of resigning, Remainer ministers should hold their nerve and prepare for No Deal



    William Hague

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    William Hague









  4. Islamists in Pakistan calling for Asia Bibi's death





    12 Nov 2018,
    8:00pm


    Comment: The UK should offer safe haven to Asia Bibi, and persecuted Christians like her



    Tim Stanley

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    Tim Stanley









  5. Prime Minister Theresa May speaks during her now infamous cabinet summit at Chequers





    12 Nov 2018,
    12:58pm


    Comment: Ministers are desperate to show how much they hate Chequers. What'll they do about it, then?



    Asa Bennett

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    Asa Bennett









  6. Keir Starmer and Jeremy Corbyn 





    12 Nov 2018,
    12:48pm


    Comment: Labour could stop Brexit, but it needs to decide whether it wants to first 



    Tom Harris

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    Tom Harris









  7. Home Secretary Sajid Javid and Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick during a visit to Brixton, south London





    12 Nov 2018,
    9:19am


    Comment: We must bring back the bobbies on the beat, or society will fall apart



    Rupert Reid

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  1. David Davis and his fellow Brexiteers





    12 Nov 2018,
    9:18am


    Comment: Will Brexiteers realise in time that a ‘blind Brexit' is their friend?  



    Paul McGrade

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  2. Cartoon of Theresa May as a falling autumn tree





    12 Nov 2018,
    6:46am


    Comment: Boris Johnson: My brother is right – Mrs May's deal is the biggest statecraft failure since Suez



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  3. The street is crowded with objects for sale outside a Portobello Road antiques shop.





    12 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: Must we trade in our lively street markets for the dreary solipsism of online shops?



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  4. Theresa May





    12 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: Theresa May is running out of options in this deepening Brexit mess



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  5. Jo Johnson: Brexit 'won’t be anything like what was promised two years ago'





    12 Nov 2018,
    12:10am


    Letters: Brexit humiliation would not be solved by holding a second referendum


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  6. 01:44












    11 Nov 2018,
    10:00pm


    Comment: The Great War centenary has been a poignant and dignified nationwide endeavour



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  7. REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY AT THE CENOTAPH





    11 Nov 2018,
    6:51pm


    Comment: Let's not forget the remarkable Great War stories that unfolded away from the battlefront



    Charles Moore

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  1. Tourists sunbathe at Magaluf's beach in Calvia on Mallorca





    11 Nov 2018,
    3:00pm


    Comment: Going on holiday is not a crime – though some would like it to be



    Tom Welsh

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  2. Night Time View Of Hong Kong Island From Hotel Icon





    11 Nov 2018,
    2:00pm


    Comment: For an example of the power of open markets, look no further than Hong Kong



    Daniel Hannan

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  3. Royal Navy personnel march during the remembrance service at the Cenotaph memorial on November 11 2018





    11 Nov 2018,
    12:24pm


    Comment: Young people must learn that the nature of war never changes 



    General Sir Nick Carter

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  4. A Pakistani supporter of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), a hardline religious party, holds an image of Christian woman Asia Bibi during a protest rally following the Supreme Court's decision to acquit Bibi of blasphemy





    11 Nov 2018,
    10:00am


    Comment: The plight of Asia Bibi should have everyone in the West trembling 



    Charlotte Gill

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  5. There is now a strong chance that the Government may consider imposing taxes on processed meats





    11 Nov 2018,
    6:30am


    Comment: Say no to a meat-tax: a healthy populace is great, a happy one is even better



    Zoe Strimpel

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  6. A picture taken at the World War I French-British memorial of Thiepval, northern France, on November 9, 2018 shows graves during a ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the end of the WWI.





    11 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: Though the way we remember World War One constantly changes, we mourn all the same



    Daniel Hannan

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  7. The shadow of a man dressed as a WWI soldier, is cast on replica tombstones at the opening of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission replica cemetery and exhibition, which has been installed at Cardiff Castle to mark the centenary of Armistice.





    11 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: Why we remember the First World War



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  1. The Royal Navy's HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier passing Cunard's Queen Mary 2 cruise ship in New York





    11 Nov 2018,
    12:02am


    Letters: Brexit must not divide Europe's two leading maritime powers


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  2. Signing up to the current backstop plan would be 'mad', states Martin Howe QC





    10 Nov 2018,
    9:30pm


    Comment: Theresa May's Brexit plan would drop the UK into a legal black hole



    Martin Howe

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  3. Steve Baker and Sammy Wilson





    10 Nov 2018,
    9:07pm


    Comment: We will vote against a deal that prioritises the EU over the UK



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  4. Theresa May





    10 Nov 2018,
    6:00pm


    Comment: Theresa May's limp leadership alienates Conservatives of all stripes



    Quentin Letts

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  5. Greater Anglia mainline train at platform Ipswich railway station, Suffolk, England, UK.





    10 Nov 2018,
    5:00pm


    Comment: Customer experience should be the priority for Britain's infrastructure, not government ownership



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  6. A bemedalled Chelsea Pensioner walks amongst red poppies in the moat at the Tower of London in London, Britain, 01 August 2014.





    10 Nov 2018,
    2:00pm


    Comment: The horrors of a century ago were a collective outbreak of madness



    Christopher Booker

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  7. British Prime Minister Theresa May and French President Emmanuel Macron pause beside a headstone during their visit to the Thiepval Memorial, in Thiepval, northern France on November 9, 2018.





    10 Nov 2018,
    1:00pm


    Comment: Even as Europe remembers, it continues to repress the will of the people



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  8. Undated file photo of school girls in uniform. More than a third of girls in school uniform have been sexually harassed in public, a survey has found. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday October 8, 2018. The data from Plan International UK shows that 35% of girls have received unwanted sexual attention or contact such as being groped, stared at, catcalled and wolf-whistled while wearing their school uniform in public. 





    10 Nov 2018,
    12:00pm


    Comment: We must reinvent education to prepare our children for the era of artificial intelligence



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  9. Roger Scruton 





    10 Nov 2018,
    10:00am


    Comment: No one is safe from the internet's offence archaeologists



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  10. Loaves and fishes in a fifth-century mosaic at Tabgha on the shore of the sea of Galilee





    10 Nov 2018,
    7:00am


    Sacred Mysteries: Transubstantiation as an upside-down cake


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  11. British PM May and Belgian counterpart Michel attend a wreath-laying ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, at the Saint Symphorien Military Cemetery in Mons





    10 Nov 2018,
    6:15am


    Comment: Making sense of the Great War, one hundred years later



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  12. Emma Thompson accepts her Damehood in trainers





    10 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: The day Prince Harry told me off for wearing trainers to the Palace



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  13. The Tommy Statue Sculpture in Whitley Bay, near the Cenotaph, marks the Centenary of the end of World War One. 





    10 Nov 2018,
    6:00am


    Comment: Remembrance is about the common soldier – that’s why it matters so much



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  14.  'Armistice Day, Munitions Centre', by Frederick Etchells, painted in 1919





    10 Nov 2018,
    12:01am


    Letters: Tomorrow, church bells will be muffled for Remembrance, then ring out to celebrate the peace


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  15. Arlene Foster, the DUP leader





    09 Nov 2018,
    9:30pm


    Comment: Theresa May's Brexit plan will 'handcuff' Britain to EU and leave Brussels holding the keys



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  16. Jo Johnson arrives at 10 Downing Street





    09 Nov 2018,
    9:00pm


    Comment: Jo Johnson steps out of the shadow of big brother Boris



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  17. A man pushes a pram past a sign calling for no border in Ireland on October 9, 2018 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Talks on the Irish border are thought to be at a crucial stage as the EU and the UK attempt to resolve their differences over the backstop plan to avoid a hard border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland which is part of the United Kingdom. EU officials had expressed optimism at the weekend regards a Brexit deal being struck by the end of the year.





    09 Nov 2018,
    9:00pm


    Comment: We could not be further from a Brexit deal, so let the Irish border showdown begin



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  18. A black and white photo of the British 55th Division gas casualties from the 10th April 1918 World War 1





    09 Nov 2018,
    6:36pm


    'An appalling episode in European history': Telegraph readers join the Great War debate 


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  19. British grime and hip-hop artist Stormzy





    09 Nov 2018,
    6:00pm


    Comment: Stormzy's Oxbridge offer might sound great, but it’s still 
just racial discrimination



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  20. Tim Martin, founder and chairman of JD Wetherspoon , Nigel Farage and Jacob Rees-Mogg speak at the 'Leave Means Leave' Rally





    09 Nov 2018,
    1:39pm


    Comment: Brino will sink with Theresa May, leaving Clean Brexit to win the day



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