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Chancellor Rachel Reeves was aiming at two people with conference speech - Liverpool Echo

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves was aiming at two people with conference speech - Liverpool Echo

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Rachel Reeves took aim at Nigel Farage in her party conference speech - but there was criticism aimed at a member of her own party as well See the Story

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Vicuña gets teeth trimmed to prevent dental emergency

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If left untreated, Lino the vicuña would struggle to eat, as well as affect his overall health.See the Story

John Swinney says 'progress' being made to eradicate child poverty in Scotland but there is still 'more to do' — John Swinney - First Minister (53720492021) (cropped) by Wikipedia Photo - John Swinney - First Minister (By: Scottish Government) / CC-BY-2.0

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John Swinney says 'progress' being made to eradicate child poverty in Scotland but there is still 'more to do'

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Scotland's first minister made the comments as he addressed around 500 representatives from the public and third sectors at an event in Glasgow on Wednesday.See the Story

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