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Shattered: An opposition-led no-confidence vote could cause constitutional chaos

Labour’s no-confidence gambit: What happens if they trigger a challenge?

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EU-Japan trade deals opens up substantial new possibilities for trade

The EU-Japan trade deals shows just what we’re about to lose after Brexit

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Time is running out - Labour must strike now if it ever will

The time is here: Labour needs to take a stand on Brexit before it’s too late

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The journey from Tory leader to occupant of No.10 is not quite as simple as some people believe

A successor to Theresa May might not automatically become PM

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TV debates: Time for legislation?

If leaders won’t agree to a TV debate we must force them to take part

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Decisive judgement: The court rules on whether Article 50 can be unilaterally revoked on Monday

Monday’s Article 50 case will change the stakes in the Brexit battle

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Tribunal hearings decide key issues around Personal Independence Payments.

I’m Broken, Britain: One tribunal meeting decides my austerity fate

Impossible choices as the austerity system cuts home

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Brexit: The campaign for a second referendum is reaching fever pitch as the Commons vote approaches

We broke the Labour whip for a People’s Vote

Two Labour councillors on their act of rebellion and why Brexit trumps all other political priorities.

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No.10's communication strategy seems to be falling apart as May tries to sell her deal

No.10’s bungled Brexit strategy is sabotaging May’s remaining chances

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Let us Learn campaign kicks back against punishingly high Home Office fees

The next Windrush: The Home Office is pricing us out of our legal status

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Young people turn up to parliament to challenge MPs on Brexit

Young people take over parliament to fight Brexit

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Shattered: Cuts to legal services have affected thousands, but are barely reported

The cuts that broke the justice system

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Polite is the new punk

Being nice is the new punk

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Business leaders have reluctantly endorsed May's deal

Young entrepreneurs reject May’s Brexit deal

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The Northampton food bank: Users often care as much about the advice as they do the supplies

Front line: Universal Credit rollout hits Northampton

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The Department for Trade will have multiple high-pressure jobs to deal with, even without trade deals.

Trade reality: What’s really going to happen if May gets her deal

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Lost in paralysis: Transition could stretch uncertainty out for years

While No.10 is paralysed, N.Ireland faces a lost decade of uncertainty

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Philip Hammond, known as Spreadsheet Phil, is considered a safe pair of hands, but his record is questionable.

The myth of the dull: Boring politicians are no safer than exciting ones

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Education wars: While battles were fought over competitive spots and the 11+, private schools blossomed

Grammar schools aren’t the enemy – private schools are

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