Natalie Bloomer

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David Cameron left Downing Street this week

Pick of the week: Out with the old

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Kevin McKeever received a death threat after finding himself at the centre of a conspiracy

What it’s like to be at the centre of a Corbynista conspiracy

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Sisters Uncut occupied a council flat in Hackney following a march in the area on Saturday

Domestic violence conflict triggers feminist occupation in east London

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Either Andrea Leadsom or Theresa May will be our next prime minister

Pick of the Week: Last two standing

*Comment & Analysis

The country has been left divided by the outcome of the EU referendum

Pick of the week: Brexit breaks Britain

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"Corbyn hasn't lost the working class, Labour left them behind years ago"

Labour is on the verge of losing the working class forever

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All the results so far

Full EU referendum results

A list of all the results as they come in

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The killing of Jo Cox has united Westminster and the country in sorrow

Pick of the week: Westminster unites in sorrow

Our most-read items this week

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"There are many people with genuine concerns about public services and jobs but there are some who just don't like people who are different to them"

The EU debate is tearing communities apart

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Fear and negativity have been at the core of both sides of the EU debate

Pick of the week: Brexit battles and broken promises

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Albanian migrants set up camp in northern France, hoping to cross the English channel into the UK

The boats from eastern Europe: Albanian crisis pushes young to UK

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Does Christianity still have a role to play in modern society?

Pick of the week: Keeping the faith

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The clashes come just a week after Farage told his supporters to bully people into backing Brexit

Farage cancels campaign visit as supporters and protesters clash

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Retailers have been offered guidance on preventing the purchase of whipped cream for psychoactive purposes

Pick of the week: A storm in a whipped cream can

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"It is not only incredibly patronising to suggest that the working class just need a bit of flag waving to engage them with politics, it's also deeply frustrating"

Tristram Hunt’s patronising ideas about patriotism will not win back the working class

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Boris Johnson's comments about the EU and Hitler caused plenty of controversy this week

Pick of the week: Boris’s dictator fixation

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"At the crux of the matter is the Conservative belief that poverty is something which is caused by decisions made by individuals rather than by government"

The government’s life chances plan shows they know nothing about poverty

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Sadiq Khan beat his opponents to become the new mayor of London

Pick of the week: Khan, Corbyn and conspiracy theories

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"In the midst of this crisis, groups of campaigners and local residents have fought tirelessly to protect what's left of London's social housing"

If Sadiq Khan really wants to be a ‘mayor for all Londoners’ he must fight for social housing

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