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The singularity of a black hole sucks in matter. Also: A metaphor for Brexit policy.

Week in Review: We are all talking about nothing as the clock ticks down to oblivion

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Starmer is shifting Labour policy in a more moderate direction

Labour’s new Brexit policy looks an awful lot like Norway Plus

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Settled status: Early warning signs in Home Office programme for EU citizens

Warning lights flashing over EU settled status app

Growing evidence requirements are raising the alarm among users, as the Home Office’s settled status app for EU citizens prepares for its formal launch.

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Chris Grayling watches on during PMQs. The transport secretary fails either upwards or sideways.

Week in Review: A quick reminder that Chris Grayling is the worst person in a terrible government

Even in a government of limitless mediocrity, Chris Grayling stands out.

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Theresa May during today's marathon debate. She survived to fight another day.

Amendment-apocalypse: Spineless MPs just voted against reality

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The lion roars. But more of a whimper really.

Desperate new Tory Brexit compromise is as pitiful as all the others

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Death becomes them: The Commons' various Brexit factions all seem trapped

Week in Review: Everything is dead everywhere

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Battlefield comes into view as MPs and govt struggle for control of Brexit process

The final parliamentary Brexit battle is coming: This is what it looks like

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Ceasefire: Norway and People's Vote attacks are misguided and Trumpian

The civil war between Norway and People’s Vote is insane

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Send help: The two main party leaders seem unable to make any progress

Week in Review: A circular firing squad of stupidity

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Corbyn during PMQs. The Labour leader's 'constructive ambiguity' policy has finally run out of road.

No-confidence fails: Now Corbyn faces his Brexit judgement day

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People's Vote protestors watching May's defeat on a large screen outside parliament

Historic defeat: May faces her day of judgement

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May delivers her eve-of-battle speech this morning

Conspiracy theory & lies: This is all May has to offer

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Week in Review: Brexit’s third act

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Bercow responds to points of order today, after he made the controversial decision to select the Grieve amendment

Parliament is now at war with government – and it’s winning

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Pro-Brexit Yellow Jacket protesters block roads in Westminster over the weekend

Westminster protests: Free speech requires that we shut down the far-right

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Sado-unicornism: Mythical government strategy becomes more bizarre and self-harming by the day

Sado-unicornism: May confuses self-harm for strategy

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Hiding the shame: 2019 is going to get a lot worse before it gets better

Week in Review: 2019 is the year of the laughing stock

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Elvira Choc grieves as she attends a memorial service for her seven-year-old granddaughter, Jakelin Caal Maquin, in San Antonio Secortez, Guatemala, last Monday.

2018 highs and lows: A dead Guatemalan girl and what it says about us