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His team now understand his strengths and weaknesses"

PMQs: Corbyn’s performance wasn’t perfect but he now knows what works

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May: Three options, all impossible

Ireland chaos: Brexit will either break May now or it’ll break her later

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Customs checkpoint: A threat to the Irish peace process?

Irish border: Nationalist Brexit rhetoric gets ugly

As ever, Brexit cycle on questions around the Irish border goes from ignorance, to incompetence, to nationalism.

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"Davis could have learned a lot from them, if he'd bothered to meet them."

David Davis refused to meet Brits in Europe ‘countless times’

He is supposed to be fighting for their interests but he won’t even speak to them

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"If anyone can work out why we are behaving in this extraordinary way, please let us know."

Week in Review: Why are we leaving the customs union again?

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"The Conservatives will be left looking for manifesto gimmicks to get them over the line – of the sort that Hammond has delivered, five years too early, and six months too late"

Hammond’s manifesto – five years too early, six months too late

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Stephen Barclay, Liz Truss, Mel Stride and Andrew Jones leave Philip Hammond with his red box outside 11 Downing Street this morning.

Budget 2017: Hammond paints a portrait of despair

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Members of protocol prepare to put up British and EU flags prior to a conference between Michel Barnier and David Davis last month

Week in Review: Brexiters are their own gravediggers

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Lexit arguments are popular among the Labour leadership, but studies suggest the EU is no impediment to Corbyn's political programme

Everything you need to know about Lexit in five minutes

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"It's worth noting May's instinctive reaction to trouble: she retreats quickly to her Brexit support base"

Week in Review: May traps Britain and calls it freedom

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Priti Patel stares at Theresa May during a meeting with UN secretary general Antonio Guterres on how to tackle modern day slavery

Britain no longer has a functioning foreign policy

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"The Fallon resignation came as government resistance against the release of the infamous Brexit impact reports collapsed"

Chaos in government: Could Brexit fall apart?

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Davis: Plans for no-deal hit a logical obstacle

David Davis buckles under the reality of no-deal

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"It was clear all along that Article 50, with its crippling timetable and emphasis on the European block's decision-making powers, was in Brussels' interests"

Brexit: There is no such thing as transition

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"It's hard to match up the seriousness of what is happening here with the form it is communicated"

Week in Review: An economy sacrificed at the altar of Brexit

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"They want Philip Hammond to start opening the purse strings for no-deal preparation"

Week in Review: The hunt for Brexit traitors continues

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"The patients had prepared tea, scones and cakes for the protest. Some of the offerings were 'medicated' with infused cannabis preparations"

Why we took cannabis in front of parliament

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"As a working class woman, nothing about the 'British Dream' feels achievable for me"

I’m a working class woman. The British Dream is unachievable for me

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May during her statement to the Commons this afternoon

May’s nonsense on Brexit conceals a cynical strategy

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