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The Greatest Night in Pop: Netflix offers first glimpse at documentary about 1985 charity single

New documentary delves into the chaos and behind-the-scenes drama that accompanied supergroup’s recording of one of the biggest charity singles in history

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Former Post Office boss hands back CBE – as she’s urged to give answers over Horizon scandal

Disgraced former chief executive apologises for ‘devastation’ caused – as Rishi Sunak eyes emergency bill to quash all 800 convictions at once

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Amazon workers at brand new Birmingham warehouse to go on strike

Just weeks after opening, workers at Amazon’s new flagship fulfilment centre have voted to join industrial action

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Voices: Is Wetherspoons the best or worst thing that happened to the pub scene? Join The Independent Debate

With founder Tim Martin receiving a knighthood in the King’s New Year honours we want to know whether you think Spoons is a blessing or a curse to our high streets

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Republicans are split on whether to endorse Donald Trump

The Maga faithful Senators have backed him. Others, not so much

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Biden unlikely to sack Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin over hospital row

Mr Austin has been in hospital since 1 January

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Attempted suicide, exile abroad and prison: The stories behind the Post Office scandal

Victims of the scandal who lost their homes and spent time in prison have spoken out after ITV drama ‘Mr Bates vs. The Post Office’ recaptured the attention of the nation

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James Morrison’s wife Gill Catchpole found dead at home

Couple have two children after ‘fairytale’ meeting two decades ago

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Knife crime against women and girls doubles as campaigners warn not enough is being done to tackle crisis

Exclusive: As new figures lay bare scale of knife-related offences across the UK, families of victims say there should be ‘national outcry’

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The Maine mass shooter is being tested for CTE. Experts have a message about the results

Katie Hawkinson speaks to experts about the misperceived link between mental illness and violence — and the ongoing fight to end the harmful stigma it fuels

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Falling mortgage rates will not boost Tory election hopes, Rishi Sunak warned

The PM had hoped a better economic outlook and falling rates would provide a boost for autumn election, saying ‘2024 is going to be a better year’

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Free childcare plan in chaos as funding for Tories’ key pledge unravels

Parents face missing out on free support at eleventh hour due to funding disarray

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Turnip Taliban bid to unseat Liz Truss

Exclusive: Tory rebel and ex-army officer who quit party over her selection as MP set to challenge Ms Truss – as he resigns as deputy lieutenant of Norfolk to mount challenge

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Sodden Britain in the grips of wettest winter in 130 years

The period between July and December last year is the wettest on record since 1890

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Tom Aspinall makes case against interim title defence amid talk of Alex Pereira fight

A source told The Independent that the UFC has made no contact over a potential fight between Aspinall and Pereira at UFC 300

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Residents describe terror after gunman opens fire on ‘quiet’ street as gun violence returns to Liverpool

Residents say they have been shaken by the shooting that took place on the road which is usually “quiet” with “nothing going on”

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Week-long Tube strike could cost London economy £100m a day

‘Entire country will suffer’ if capital grinds to a halt, leading business groups tell The Independent

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‘Finally we’re believed’: Long Covid sufferers hail new research saying they should avoid intense exercise

People with long Covid tell The Independent of their relief over new research

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Saltburn, TikTok and a naked Barry Keoghan: Sophie Ellis-Bextor rejoices over Murder on the Dancefloor’s revival

Exclusive: British pop star and ‘Saltburn’ writer and director Emerald Fennell react to a renewed appreciation for Ellis-Bextor’s 2001 hit, as it goes viral on TikTok and re-enters the charts after featuring in the class satire

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Palestinian-American Biden appointee resigns as administration faces growing dissent over Gaza

A senior Education Department official says he ‘cannot stay silent as this administration turns a blind eye’

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More than £150,000 raised to buy beds for impoverished children in The Independent’s Christmas appeal

More than 900 children have had their lives changed thanks to your generosity over the last month

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Family holiday ruined after Ryanair stops teenager boarding flight over passport issue

Blunder left New Year’s Eve trip worth more than £1,000 in tatters

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Revealed: How NHS strikes put thousands of sick children in peril

Exclusive: More than 20,000 paediatric treatments and surgeries were cancelled – including 400 lifesaving operations – during industrial action as hundreds of thousands of youngsters remain on waiting lists

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The Electoral College is a ‘bad’ and ‘undemocratic’ system. So why does the US still use it?

In the most powerful democracy in the world, two of its last four leaders have been chosen by a minority of voters. The US’s Electoral College system is now functioning far from how its creators originally intended, Gustaf Kilander writes

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Jenni Hermoso set to testify in court over World Cup kiss scandal

The Spain footballer will offer her version of events to a judge who must decide if an abuse case against Luis Rubiales should be sent to trial

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