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Depleted Ukrainian forces fear they cannot win Russian ‘war of exhaustion’
Kyiv is struggling to replenish its battle-weary brigades, with Vladimir Putin’s men aided by a significantly larger population
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Retired generals call for coup to eject Spain’s Socialist PM
Pedro Sánchez came second in July’s elections, but has managed to cobble together support from hard-Left and regional parties
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Italy could face EU fines over ban on lab-grown meat
Meloni's ministers move to protect the country’s culinary heritage but critics say new law will hamper the fight against climate change
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Spain fears Jan 6-style riot as PM Pedro Sánchez holds on to power
PM brokered agreement that frees politicians involved in illegal Catalan secession without criminal responsibility
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Net migration to hit record high as workers and students extend post-Brexit visas
Forecasts suggest that figures will be the highest since records began 43 years ago
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Nigel Farage’s ‘secret girlfriend’ and the love triangle which resulted in a bitter public fallout
Sources say his ‘girlfriend’ is his former parliamentary aide, but the GB News presenter refuses to be drawn on the subject
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Nigel Farage taunted over Brexit in I'm a Celebrity debut
The former Ukip leader took the teasing in his stride – moments before he plunged into “gallons of sticky gunk” during the show's first task
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Brexit has boosted UK wages, say economists
Drop in EU immigration has given British workers better bargaining power
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Red Wall voters don’t want Cameron back as Foreign Secretary
But those living in the Conservative heartlands were warmer towards the former prime minister who led Remain campaign
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Independent Scotland ‘would need its own currency’ before rejoining EU
SNP’s latest blueprint to break up Britain would mean a hard border with England and giving up sterling, says think tank
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‘Punitive, odd, vexing’ – the French 90-day visa should never have existed
British second home owners express cautious optimism after France signals a possible relaxation of post-Brexit rules
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More than 200,000 homes in danger as money runs out to fix flood defences
Shortfall of £34m means thousands of properties have been left at greater risk, says National Audit Office
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Comment and analysis
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Europe is slowly destroying itself as it heads for another lost decade
The Continent is doomed to struggle on with its own deformed creation
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What’s in a name... or 25? Infant monikers are now big business
A Spanish Duke was told to call his daughter something less elaborate, while consultants are springing up to advise indecisive parents
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Poland’s formidable rise won’t be tempered by election hostility
Surging GDP per capita has made it Europe's one real economic success
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Fault lines are fast re-emerging in Europe’s fragile monetary union
Already fiscally challenged, high interest rates risk pushing the eurozone to the brink
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Brexit Britain has made a lucky escape from crisis-ridden Brussels
The UK’s economy may be dismal, but the bloc is crashing into austerity and recession
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The pitfalls of a route back into the EU
Britain’s danger lies with a Labour government being seduced into joining the third ring
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Europe is relying on global stimulus to save it – that may be a fatal miscalculation
The assumption the bloc can trade its way back to health is a recipe for stagnation
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The consensus that mass migration makes us richer has been shattered
Top economic policy adviser’s research challenges the Left’s longstanding certitude
