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London man jailed for 'Jo Cox' threat to Conservative MP Anna Soubry
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Chelsea Clinton denies that she is 'running for anything' again
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Theresa May is trying to play down the Tories' double-digit poll lead over Labour
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Ukip MEP James Carver resigns as party spokesman over 'misguided' burqa ban
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Top pro-EU Tories quit Open Britain over group's plan to unseat Conservative MPs
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