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Jeremy Corbyn offered cameraman Dai Baker a cup of tea, he says, while David Cameron ignored him
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What I wish I'd been taught about periods
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Junior doctors are being treated so badly that we may be forced to strike
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James O'Brien stuns caller angry at Corbyn for not singing the national anthem
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Jeremy Corbyn won't stop until everyone in Britain is offended
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Chimpanzees love horror films, research finds
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The Drake/Future mixtape is dropping imminently
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Souveraines: Stunning photographs capture what societies run by women look like
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Photographer Liisa Luts decided to take her own wedding photos, with stunning results
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Drake-Future mixtape #FBGOVO has been all but officially confirmed
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David Cameron claims Jeremy Corbyn is a 'threat to national security'
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Refugee crisis: UN Secretary General urges compassion as Hungary fires tear gas at refugees
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Jeremy Corbyn 'loses fifth of Labour voters' with critics already plotting to oust him
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Eight charts that reveal what people think about Jeremy Corbyn on the issues that really matter
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Germany to 'reintroduce border controls' with Austria as Munich struggles with refugee arrivals
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Don't stand with Ahmed if you're not prepared to support all marginalised Muslim children
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