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"There's no good reason to suppose that the UK will receive any sort of special treatment from Trump"

Trump isn’t the ally you’re looking for – Brexiters threw their lot in with the wrong man

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"I want to send a clear message to the Home Office that taking such a harsh, systematic approach to homelessness will have devastating results"

Theresa May’s homeless deportation programme

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"What is needed is a message of unity that includes all citizens, in the true sense of the word, regardless of accident of birth."

Brexit: Why I refuse to apply for British citizenship

Those people that want me to ‘go home’ will not stop if I get a certificate

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British productivity: Unrecovered from the financial crisis

Productivity: Everything you need to know about the problem strangling the economy

What is productivity and why is such a fuss being made about it since last week’s Budget?

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Email exchange between Seb Dance and Nigel Farage

Labour MEP takes Farage to task for Soros witchhunt

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"For real change, Universal Credit doesn't need tinkering with - it needs a complete overhaul."

Changes to Universal Credit are welcome but they don’t go far enough

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"There was hardly a word about the people at the sharp end of the housing crisis"

It didn’t take long for social housing to fall back off the agenda

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Concerns around casual labour are leading to a more sophisticated understanding of employment

Budget 2017: Hammond is surprisingly thoughtful about the nature of work

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Hammond had to contend with the National Insurance U-turn fiasco from his spring statement

Budget 2017: Brexit has taken Britain’s eyes off the ball

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"Over the last few years, May's 'hostile environment' has seeped into every area of life"

The fightback against May’s hostile environment has begun

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"On New Year’s Day, Brexit will start in earnest, in this small policy area"

Carbon trading: The Brexit cliff edge starts on New Year’s Day

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$Concerns are increasingly being raised about heavy-handed policing of anti-fracking demos$

Kettling tea ladies: Hardline policing of fracking demos is out of control

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Alex Salmond on his RT set

RT is a tyranny sampler and Salmond shouldn’t be anywhere near it

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A Rohingya Muslim woman holds the hands of her grandchildren at Balukhali refugee camp in Ukhiya, Bangladesh

May’s belated hand-wringing won’t help the Rohingya

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"Why not consider a one-off wealth tax to pay for the one-off Brexit bill?"

A one-off wealth tax would pay for the Brexit bill

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Yesterday, the Telegraph ran a headline describing the 15 likely Tory MP rebels on the repeal bill as "mutineers"

Mutineers and saboteurs: How war imagery took over the Brexit movement

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"The Conservatives have settled on an electorally profitable immigration message, but it has strapped them into a Brexit strategy with very little wriggle room."

No-deal: Courting Ukip locks Tories into high-risk Brexit strategy

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"If we are to stand any chance of turning the tide of insecurity and hate, progressives must take back control of the argument"

The progressive left needs to remember its roots and start speaking up for immigration

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"The Today Programme is undeniably an institution"

The decline of the Today programme: How bust-ups replaced debate

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