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Apprenticeships announcement failed to meet full endorsement from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation
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UK serial killer with 11 known victims could be released next month, MP thinks lack of notoriety will free him
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IBT Editorial: There's still no money left
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Royal Navy orders probe after workers used glue to repair nuclear submarine
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Dog walker mauled to death by dogs in Surrey
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Teachers in England and Wales vote to strike as the UK wage crisis continues
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Man stabs father to death after years of sexual abuse
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Two British nationals killed rescuing elderly woman in Ukraine
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British toddler who taught himself to read and write becomes UK's youngest Mensa member
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People who don't have enough money need to look at how they manage finances, says Tory MP
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