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There is an underlying reason for all of this: Rachel Reeves, the prime minister and the rest of the government have long known this is a landmark moment for them.

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The plans, obtained by BBC News, show that Lammy, who is also deputy prime minister, wants to ask Parliament to end jury trials for defendants who would be jailed for up to five years.

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The prime minister backed her, insisting she would be in the job "for a very long time to come".

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The prime minister has apologised to a head teacher after leading primary school children in a version of the viral 6-7 dance meme.

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A Carney spokeswoman said the prime minister could attend the 2026 World Cup draw at the Kennedy Center in Washington on Dec. 5, as the U.S.,

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