Labour's ideal way of combating Nigel Farage is by fixing the asylum system and stopping small boats - but the party's strategy is also changing.
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A pregnant woman's diary of escape from war zone: 'I prayed the baby wouldn't come'
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League Two Grimsby seal one of the biggest nights in their history by beating Manchester United - and rightly earn plenty of post-match reaction.
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MoD staff warned not to share hidden data before Afghan leak
Last month it emerged that the details of almost 19,000 people who had applied to move to the UK were leaked.
Amorim admits Man Utd were 'completely lost' in Grimsby defeat
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim says his team "were completely lost" in slipping to a humiliating Carabao Cup defeat at Grimsby.
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BBC Scotland looks at what went wrong for Russell Martin and Rangers in Belgium in their Champions League play-off collapse.
Grimsby beating Man Utd joins ranks of biggest cup upsets
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Does Reform pose an existential threat to the Scottish Conservatives?
As a Tory MSP defects, is Reform UK set to replace them on the right of Scottish politics?
Two children dead and 17 others injured in Minneapolis school shooting
The attacker used three weapons to fire through the building's windows as students celebrated Mass.
What we know about the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting
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Apple warns UK against introducing tougher tech regulation
The iPhone maker is pushing back against proposed changes required by the UK competition watchdog
'Humiliating!' Club Brugge thump 10-man Rangers 6-0
Russell Martin's Rangers side suffer "one of the most embarrassing nights in their European history" as they are demolished 6-0 by Club Brugge after going down to 10 men to lose 9-1 on aggregate...