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The ruling means Choudary - considered by security chiefs to be one of the most dangerous men in Britain - cannot leave jail before he is 85.
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King Charles greets Nigerian president in Windsor sunshine
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Average age of first time buyer in England climbs to 34
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Two teenagers missing after car enters river
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Government backtracks on AI and copyright after outcry from major artists
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Argentina make pitch to host 2035 Rugby World Cup
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Chelsea punishment 'lenient' - ex-Blues exec Purslow
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MSP rules out reintroducing assisted dying bill after Scottish election
Liam McArthur said it was time to pass the baton to someone else after five years of work on the now-rejected bill.