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Appointment of Theresa May "a positive day in British public life"
Huw Evans, Director General of the Association of British Insurers (ABI), has congratulated Theresa May on becoming Prime Minister.
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NARPO "surprised" by Theresa May's choice of candidate for HMCIC
The National Association of Retired Police Officers (NARPO) has been watching with interest the recent developments in policing and was surprised not only at the Home Secretary’s choice of candidate for Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary (HMCIC) but also at the comment that he was head and shoulders above any other candidate.
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NOAH comment on Theresa May’s Mansion House speech
NOAH welcomes Theresa May’s confirmation that we should have a close relationship with the European Medicines Agency
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Unite: G4S civilian investigators should send shock waves across the country
Unite the union, which represents police staff has demanded that home secretary, Theresa May steps in to halt police privatisation as the disgraced security company G4S advertises for civilian investigators to work for Warwickshire police.
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Everything you need to know about the final weeks of Brexit in five minutes
Deep-dive into where we're at with Brexit
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Roadmap to chaos: How a general election could happen by accident
The weird intricacies of the Fixed Term Parliaments Act could create an unplanned general election, even if no-one really wants it
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May speech: Nice world, if only we lived in it
It was nice to relax in Theresa May's world for a while, but none of it is true
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The self-defeating ignorance of May's immigration plan
The pride in the way Theresa May says she's ending freedom of movement, like it's some kind of accomplishment
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Brexit: Brussels just got serious
Unexpected attack from European leaders signals bad news for May, amid diminishing signs of a deal
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The 'faceless bureaucrats' of Brussels stood up for our rights while England's defenders of liberty hung us out to dry
EU citizens found support from supposed bureaucrats in Brussels and but were hung out to dry by those proclaiming their love for liberty
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Time for TV debates: If May’s still confident in her Brexit plan she should sell it to the public
Fifteen minutes on Marr every few weeks simply isn’t enough.
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The govt has passed a law against its own negotiation strategy
The govt has passed a law against its own negotiation strategy
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Week in Review: Trump's survival-of-the-fittest worldview shows perils of Brexit
Trump's behaviour towards May was unprecedented - and a reminder of what post-Brexit Britain is facing
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War-gaming the Brexit chaos: What the hell happens now?
The moment when dream meets reality is here. So what happens now?
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We are now on cruise control for soft Brexit
The Chequers statement sets a new baseline expectation for Brexit - one which is looking softer every day.
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This is why May's third-way Brexit compromise doesn't work
May's third-way compromise policy on post-Brexit relationship with the EU is insane
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The new apathy: Finding inspiration at the bottom of British politics
Apathy towards politics isn't new, but the excitement generated by the last elections seems to have faded away.
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Week in Review: Quick reminder that everything is still a disaster
Things at the EU Summit were predictably catastrophic
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Why did Conservative MEPs vote to protect Orbans far-right government in Hungary?
Signs that Tory MEPs are shoring up support for far-right government in exchange for Brexit cover
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There is no Brexit dividend - so where exactly is this NHS money coming from?
NHS will receive five-year funding boost worth over £20bn, but we don't how we're going to pay for it.
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Outrage at Trump is fine, but May's Hostile Environment needs action too
Theresa May is failing 'refugee week' just as badly as Donald Trump
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Week in Review: No.10 uses delay-and-smear tactics to avoid Brexit defeat
Time is in Brussel's benefit when it is negotiating abroad, but it is to its own benefit when negotiating domestically.
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Brexit amendments: Time for parliament to take back control
Downing Street has only ever really had three arguments to keep its MPs in line, none of which make any sense. The government does not own the Brexit mandate and the public deserve MPs who have made basic efforts to guide the process in the event of executive failure.
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Blink-and-you'll-miss-it Commons vote shows Brexit govt's contempt for parliament
Twelve hours put aside for Brexit bill shows Theresa May has lost all confidence in the project.
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Child poverty is being baked into govt policy
What this government has done is strip away support and entrench poverty for the nation's most vulnerable children.
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Week in Review: Total Brexit stalemate
Theresa May has reached an impasse in the Cabinet on the customs union.
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Bicker all you want about a customs partnership - it's impossible either way
Theresa May is calling a 'War Cabinet' to hammer out a customs solution. But despite the noise, all these options have already been rejected by Brussels.
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Hostile environment: The dark side of nudge theory
The Nudge theory has come to impact on millions of our day-to-day decisions on a subconscious level. But the row over Theresa May's 'hostile environment' shows what happens when Nudge theory goes dark.
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