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What time is the Autumn Statement and what will be in it?
Chancellor expected to cut taxes and reform welfare
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GCSE results day: What time will results come out and how to appeal
From grade boundaries to exam remarks, we answer all your questions
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Ucas Clearing 2023: How to get a last-minute university place on A-level results day
Don't panic if you miss your required grades, UCAS Clearing could offer you a second opportunity
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A-level results day 2023: What time is it, what to expect and how to appeal your results?
Whether you fail to achieve your required grades or exceed them, here is everything you need to know about the day
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How coat colour influences canine communication
Data indicates that the greater the markings on a dog, the more challenging it becomes for them to convey their emotions effectively
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‘They picked the wrong people’: How locals at the Crooked House pub are fighting back
First there was fire, then demolition, but for the people of the Black Country the story of Britain’s wonkiest pub is far from over
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Why this year’s A-level students are the ‘unluckiest’ in years
Tens of thousands of sixth-formers could miss out on first choice university places as a result of Covid disruption, expert warns
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How your brain tricks you into eating more the fatter you get
New research on the hypothalamus and obesity could help scientists develop treatments to shrink the organ and regulate appetite signals
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Why you don't tan immediately after sunbathing
Tanners can take comfort in the fact the body is silently working beneath the skin to prevent cancer even if nothing is visible
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Ukraine: The Latest - Why Poland and Ukraine fell out over grain
Every weekday The Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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What is carbon capture – and why is the Government investing £20bn in it?
Further support for two projects has been announced, with the hope of reducing emissions from industrial processes
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How Japan is tackling ‘hikikomori’ – a syndrome that created a generation of recluses
Authorities step up efforts to counter the social and economic impact of a wave of loneliness affecting 1.5 million young people
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Tube strikes: July walkout dates called off by RMT and ASLEF
The strikes running over four consecutive days will affect different sections of the Tube network
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How Ryan Giggs’ reputation as football’s golden boy is forever tarnished
Despite a glittering career on the pitch, the former Manchester United star would be remembered for controversies off it
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Teachers' strikes 2023: When are NEU members striking and which schools are affected?
Teachers across England are walking out again today, clashing with end-of-term events
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Inside King Charles's Coronation: What time is it and what happens?
From the investiture ceremony to the Coronation Big Lunch, the first weekend in May will be full of celebrations for the new monarch
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Local elections results: What time can I find out how my area voted?
Polling stations will soon close for voting - what will success look like in the coming results for Labour and Tories?
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The photo ID you need to vote in UK elections
Photo ID is now required to vote in UK elections - here is a list of the acceptable forms and how to apply for free voter card
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Everything you need to know about the conflict in Sudan
The Telegraph unpacks the history and key figures related to the fierce battles raging in the North African country
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National Offer Day 2023: What to do if you don't get your first choice primary school
Here's what to do if your child doesn't get their first choice primary school this year
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China and Taiwan: Why Beijing might invade and how their militaries compare
Taiwan is now a flashpoint in global tensions after Nancy Pelosi's visit - but what has led to this and why?
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How a shared golf cart with a porn star led to Donald Trump's arrest
In what he has characterised as a politically motivated prosecution, Trump's New York court battle can be traced back to four days in 2006
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Who could replace Nicola Sturgeon and where they stand on key issues
Here’s what Humza Yousaf, Kate Forbes and Ash Regan have all said on burning questions from independence to trans reform
