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"Right now, Britain is the political laughing stock of the world. And it's our self-proclaimed "patriots" who have turned us into a joke"

Brexit: A country’s critics are its best friends

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Labour seems intent on making sure we undergo a hard Brexit rather than a soft one

Pick of the week: The Brexit surrender

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"Owen Smith has faced repeated criticism for his time at the pharmaceutical company Pfizer"

Owen Smith’s Big Pharma past rules him out as Labour leader

Smith still has to questions to answer over his time at Pfizer

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"The Childhood Obesity Plan is woefully short on government-led action"

Child obesity: Big business interests must not trump children’s health

The obesity epidemic is not driven by a massive, global collapse of self-control, but by social and economic factors

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Donald Trump greets Nigel Farage to the stage in Mississippi

Nigel Farage reveals his true colours with Donald Trump endorsement

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"Centrally located testing facilities would also be of greater use to the wider night time economy"

Fabric closure: Sadiq Khan must back drug safety tests for clubbers

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"The story is utter nonsense from beginning to end"

It wasn’t The Sun that got SAS soldier released from prison

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"Since being elected, Corbyn has made a number of substantial and inexcusable errors"

Brexit smashed austerity, but Corbyn is too lost to benefit

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Prison authorities are often reluctant to reveal details of incidents inside

How the scale of UK’s prison crisis is kept under wraps

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A local council has banned swearing

Pick of the week: Brexit myths and council bans

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"A new appeal process was introduced in 2013 and was beset by problems from the start"

The tactics the DWP uses to stack the odds against benefit claimants

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"For the working class kids, who are already told they’re at the bottom of society, grammar schools would be another reminder that they are below everybody else"

Grammar schools are another stick to beat the working class

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"You might not want to wish Donald away - but I bet you'd be surprised by how many of your friends would"

Would you make Donald Trump disappear?

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"Migrants in search of work find themselves increasingly vulnerable"

Byron Burgers and Sports Direct are two sides of the same coin

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"Right across London low paid workers face a similar battle for better pay and conditions"

The low paid workers taking on big business to fight for better conditions

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Jeremy Corbyn surrounded by supporters

Pick of the week: The Corbynite takeover that never was

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"Unless you're "homeless or a vulnerable adult", you are banned from sleeping in any of the town's open spaces"

The council which banned sleeping

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"The ineptness would be laughable if the consequences of their incompetence were not so appalling for vulnerable people."

Government cuts to supported housing could force services to close

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"Activists and commentators have spent the ensuing weeks arguing over who it was that drove the Leave vote"

A tale of two Brexit Britains

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