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Fingers crossed: MPs repeatedly voted contrary to their conscience this week

Week in Review: Talking out both sides of their mouth

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Dark days: Westminster wants an extension, but can no longer control its destiny

Britain pleads to extend Article 50: This is one of our darkest hours

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An anti-Brexit protester stands outside of parliament, on another day of high Commons drama

May loses a vote against herself in a crazed night of parliamentary drama

Scenes unlike any other point in modern Commons history as Theresa May’s government seems to fall apart completely in wake of no-deal Brexit vote.

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Irish border: Disaster beckons despite last-gasp plan to avoid checks

National breakdown: A glimpse of the vicious chaos of no-deal

The full humiliation and horror of no-deal is now out, in black and white.

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MPs gather in the Commons just before the full scale of the defeat was revealed

Lost & ruined: May humiliated once again by Commons

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May, background is welcomed by Juncker in Strasbourg yesterday evening

No fudge, no unicorns: May’s new deal is total failure

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Clone army: A government made up Chris Graylings

Week in Review: A government of Chris Graylings

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Tariff plans have been long-awaited but it's not clear what they mean yet

Secrecy, inadequacy & gibberish: The Brexit betrayal of the new tariff rates

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Breaking point: Multiple legal cases and watchdog reports hit the govt on Friday

Week in Review: A govt coming apart at the seams

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MPs during PMQs earlier. Support for the amendment was universal this evening.

Costa amendment passes unanimously: The EU should now listen and change position

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Theresa May updates MPs on the latest in the Brexit negotiations this afternoon.

May’s Article 50 extension is a trick to take us to the real cliff edge

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Starmer has shifted the Labour position in slow but firm movements over the last two years

Labour backs second referendum: Is this really happening?

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Dirty rumour: The govt has already admitted its failure

Week in Review: May’s very-quiet admission of her total failure

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Game Over: July 1st deadline is immovable unless the UK participates in European elections

The real Brexit cliff edge is not on March 29th – it’s July 1st

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Amendment protection: Tactic would force govt to ring-fence Brits' rights in Europe

Last-gasp gambit: Smart new amendment to May deal protects Brits in Europe

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Anna Soubry, Heidi Allen and Sarah Wollaston announce their departure at a pres conference today.

The Independent Group: There is no reason this can’t succeed

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Labour MPs (left to right) Chris Leslie, Mike Gapes, Ann Coffey, Luciana Berger, Angela Smith, Chuka Umunna and Gavin Shuker announce their resignations today.

Labour split: The head says no, the heart says yes

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This is your brain on Brexit: Leaving the EU seems to have driven Downing Street insane.

Week in Review: If the govt really believes what it is saying, it has lost touch with reality

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The prime minister leaves Westminster following a Brexit vote she did not attend.

May’s latest Brexit defeat: The edifice of nonsense comes tumbling down

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