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Doing what the Today programme won’t: In praise of Brexit’s unsung nerd heroes

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Next-level failure: Cannabis laws are now criminalising the children they’re intended to help

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Joint Green Party of England and Wales leaders, Sian Berry and Jonathan Bartley | Copyright: PA

The Green party will be bold or it will be nothing

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Visitors take part in a 'Parliamentary debate', during a preview of Voice & Vote: Women's Place in Parliament | Copyright: PA

100 years of female MPs – and things have barely improved

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Standing alone: A no-deal Bexit would make Britain the only country in the world to have no trade deals in place at all I Copyright: iStock/OgnjenO

‘The damage will be huge, the benefits illusory’: Peer demolishes govt’s Brexit trade plans

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Without immigration, Britain is set to wither away

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Young man playing the videogame Fortnite | Copyright: PA

Brexit is sabotaging the British video games industry

Brexit could ruin Britain’s videogame industry by cutting off global talent, creating legal uncertainty and pulverising the business model

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Britain's feta cheese war | Copyright: iStock / etiennevoss

Britain’s feta cheese war

Everything you need to know about Geographical Indications – the latest Brexit battleground

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European Union flag in front of Big Ben | Copyright: iStock / luaeva

The ‘faceless bureaucrats’ of Brussels stood up for our rights while England’s defenders of liberty hung us out to dry

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The campaign had begun to tumble into the attention of change.org’s boisterous, active German membership. | Copyright: iStock / golubovy

Death of the Gods: How the internet undermined the powerful

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London West End | Copyright: iStock / Freggel78

Brexit will make the arts even more London-centric

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Illustration of a spacecraft into space | Copyright: iStock / forplayday

Reinventing the cosmic wheel: Going-it-alone on Galileo would waste billions on what we already had

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There aren't very many working-class people in journalism | Copyright: iStock / Ephotographer

Here are some really unpopular reasons for why we have so few working class journalists

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Last ditch battle: Our fight for EU citizenship for Brits after Brexit

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Sacha Baron Cohen | Copyright: PA

Who is America: Sacha Baron Cohen hasn’t changed, but the world around him has

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A Rohingya refugee cuddles her children in the camps in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Copyright: Abbie Trayler-Smith/Oxfam

Abused and forgotten: Time for UK govt to fight for the Rohingya

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Hardline Brexiters have passed off a WTO safety net as a world trade deal with major economies like China and the US

Demolishing Peter Lilley’s WTO Brexit nonsense

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Religious struggle: Mockery of religion became common under the resurgent atheism of the new millennium. Copyright iStock/Higs2006

As a Remainer vicar, I’ve finally found myself on the same side as the atheists

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Police officers stand outside HMP Birmingham in December 2016 after a disturbance. A specialist riot squad known as the Tornado Team were deployed to quell the trouble. Copyright: PA.

How ministers left the prison system on its knees… and got away with it

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