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Extending the freeze on tax thresholds would amount to a breach of the Labour Party manifesto, the Conservatives have argued.
At the United Nations, there was broad agreement about the Trump plan for Gaza. The Americans heralded the resolution as a key step forward in securing precious peace. Even the Russians, who had put forward a rival resolution, decided to merely abstain.
The US Justice Department engaged in a "disturbing pattern of profound investigative missteps" in the process of securing an indictment against former FBI director James Comey, a judge has said.
The wildcat could be making a comeback in the south-west of England, following a two-year study on the region.
The number of British nationals who left the UK last year has risen from 77,000 to 257,000, according to revised immigration statistics.
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