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Corbyn: A doomed project propped up by tribal loyalists

Corbyn catastrophe: It went exactly as wrong as critics said it would

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Votes where they matter: New registrations could prove vital in a few key seats

The marginals where new voters matter

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Weighed in the balance: Ornaments on the entrance to Canterbury cathedral area.

The tactical voting dilemma: Canterbury goes down to the wire

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Voter registration: Numbers aren't stacking up where Labour needs them.

Revealed: Newly registered voters piling up outside Labour’s ‘red wall’

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Horror story? Polls predict a Tory majority

A Tory majority would be a horror story, but there’s still time to stop it

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Boris Johnson prepares to change a wheel during a visit to Red Bull Racing facility in Milton Keynes. He has been accused of lying and evasiveness during the campaign.

Every day of this campaign, our basic standards erode a little further

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Terror attack: A controversy kicked off last week over politicisation of the attack.

Tories blame migrants for their own failure on security

The dust hadn’t even settled on the London Bridge terror attack before they went into attack mode.

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The fake news problem: Advertising models help to prop up sites publishing hateful content.

Google ads are supporting fake news – here’s how we stop them

Taking on the fake news industry means challenging advertisers, one by one.

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Drug war surrender? Political consensus is moving fast on reform

Is this the way the drug war ends – not with a bang, but a whimper?

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Corbyn and Johnson during the state opening of parliament. Many voters are turned off by both leaders.

Election 2019: The ethics of voting for the lesser evil

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The Remain campaign: Target seats

The Remainer election guide: Where to campaign

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Michael Gove recently compared immigration with crime, while Stephen Barclay suggested ending free movement would help the English football team.

Play it like it’s 2016: Tories descend into anti-immigrant lies

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The ancient centre of Canterbury. The seat is at the centre of debates over a split Remain vote.

Canterbury: Fighting to hold the anti-Tory vote together as election approaches

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Labour's broadband policy was one of the few moments it cut through the noise in the general election campaign.

Nationalisation for the public good: Labour’s radical new programme emerges

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Children's vulnerability to problems with the EU settled status scheme have gone under-reported

Thousands of European children at risk from Home Office immigration scheme

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Pakistani activists hold a rally demanding justice for Mashal Khan, who was brutally murdered by a mob over false blasphemy allegations in 2017.

The war against the non-religious: Blasphemy laws on the rise

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Free movement: More popular than you think

The hidden truth: Polling shows the public are open to free movement

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Stopping the hate: Anger and abuse have played an increasingly prominent role in politics since the referendum campaign.

Stop the Nastiness: MPs must pledge to improve their behaviour this election

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Cyberattacks took place during election in the US and France.

The Labour cyberattack: What happened and where did it come from?

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