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"The party increasingly seems incapable of speaking to either the 48% or the 52%"

What Corbyn should have done to avoid his Article 50 shambles

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"The additional public revenue from these honours might be shown in the national accounts as a new form of VAT – Vanity Added Tax"

If Beckham wants a knighthood, he should buy one

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"Concentrix, the US contractor which wrongly stripped thousands of families of their tax credits"

The government’s latest benefits blunder is just the tip of the iceberg

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"Brexit is going to change almost every aspect of how we eat."

Stuffed: How Brexit will change the way you eat

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"In the Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens are all standing against Ukip leader Paul Nuttal"

The Battle for Stoke: Why are we splitting the progressive vote?

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"Poll after poll has exposed an unpopular leadership and an unresponsive communications strategy"

Brexit has broken the Corbyn Delusion

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"Parliament should have scrutiny of all future trade agreements that the UK enters into"

We need veto on Trump trade deal, senior Labour figure demands

Labour calls for all future trade agreements to be subject to the consent of MPs

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"The first genetically modified (GM) apples go on sale in the US next month"

Brexit will flood the UK with genetic-modified American food – and it’s about time too

We deny ourselves of the advantages of a new generation of food, despite there being no evidence it could harm us

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"Suddenly, critics call our film "important", "eerily topical", "disturbing" "insightful"

Our film ‘The White King’ depicts a dystopia which now feels all too real

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"The only thing more concerning than the economic and social contractions of Brexit is the stigmatisation of anything other than near-jingoistic optimism"

If you respect the electorate, you’d tell them the truth about a hard-Brexit

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"The issue of Europe, which once divided the Tories, looks set to do the same to Labour."

The Labour split on Article 50 was on full display over the weekend

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Protesters at an anti-Trump march in California

May will lose all respect if she doesn’t raise human rights concerns with Trump

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"A candidate like Benoît Hamon could offer the best chance of forging a new consensus that will eventually reinvigorate a demoralised French left."

Benoit Hamon: Meet the ‘French Jeremy Corbyn’

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EU and UK flags

Brexit critics need to start working within the system

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"May claims she wants to enhance workers' rights, yet she is pushing 3.5 million migrant workers into a perilous position"

May isn’t going to protect workers’ rights

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"The role of the public in the enormous challenges and questions that lie ahead needs to be considered."

Taking back control: Why voters need a say on Brexit plans

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"Fewer staff means that classes, which are already too big, will become even more overcrowded."

Justine Greening’s ‘fair funding formula’ will be devastating for schools

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"This is my second prison sentence and it has been tough"

A letter to the public from my prison: Here’s how to fix the crisis

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"The direction of travel is not hard to see. And politically it will be devastating for Labour"

The coming Tory attack on foreign aid is a trap for Labour

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