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Starmer delivers his keynote speech during the party's online conference from the Danum Gallery in Doncaster.

Labour conference: Starmer breaks decisively with Corbyn

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Deal or no-deal: Incentives point to the former, despite all the noise.

Week in Review: A deal is still the most likely outcome

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Ed Miliband's well-received speech saw him demand the prime minister justify his comments, but he refused to do so.

Shock and outrage as parliament votes to put government above the law

Grim afternoon sees Tory party fall in line behind prime minister to break international law.

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Week in Review: Getting smart about the culture war

Week in Review: Getting smart about the culture war

Don’t fight it on their terms, fight it on ours.

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Johnson: Plan to sabotage withdrawal agreement will create sense of Britain as an unreliable negotiating partner.

Johnson’s Brexit games are demolishing the UK’s global reputation

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Abbott's proposed role in the trade body has sparked an avalanche of criticisms.

Week in Review: Tony Abbott and the vortex of international stupidity

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Week in Review: The truth is, people like working from home

Week in Review: The truth is, people like working from home

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Gavin Williamson in his office at the Department of Education this week, at a photo-shoot arranged to coincide with the U-turn.

Week in Review: We deserve a better class of scoundrel

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Priti Patel: New asylum legislation on its way.

Week in Review: Patel deepens the moral collapse of the Home Office

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Farage at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland, US. The former MEP acts as a transmission agent for nationalism.

The refugee crisis is fake. The culture war isn’t.

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Global Britain? Most trade deals are replicating what the UK already had.

Week in Review: Small Brexity pickings

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Long hot summer: But without the tranquillity

Week in Review: A long tense summer

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A year under a post-truth prime minister

Week in Review: A year under a post-truth prime minister

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Starmer addresses the Commons during PMQs today.

Phase one of the Starmer leadership is a resounding success

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Johnson and Cummings: report delayed due to Brexit divisions with previous chairman.

Russia report: The government left us completely exposed to Kremlin interference

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President Andrzej Duda casts his vote at a polling station in his hometown of Krakow, Poland, last Sunday.

Week in Review: The battle in Poland

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Chris Grayling: Famous for his incompetence.

Brutal but inept: What the Grayling shambles tells us about Downing Street

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Vote Leave campaign: What was then dismissed is now officially acknowledged.

Brexit ad campaign’s ‘new start’ is a trip to the past

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This week the prime minister perhaps reached a new low when he observed that "too many care homes didn’t really follow the procedures in the way that they could have"

Week in Review: When lies and incompetence collide

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