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"Any pretence of being 'strong and stable' has long gone, this is now about survival"

Week in Review: Abortion amendment shows how easily government can be hurt

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"Brexit is not a zero-sum game. All the sides have the potential to lose something"

Brexit is not a poker game: How political metaphors mislead us

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Jeremy Corbyn, seen here at Glastonbury, has never been more popular

Jeremy Corbyn is a politician. Stop pretending he’s the messiah

People need to open their eyes and journalists need to get off their knees

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"The first minster barely budged an inch"

Indyref2 is still on the table

Apart from the timescale nothing much has changed

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"While the election may represent the end of Brexitland, Brexit continues"

The Brexit vision is over

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Having been on the ropes in March, Arlene Foster is now in the ascendant

What the DUP have negotiated is much smarter than many predicted

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See you again in 2019?

The DUP will be back for more

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"In the wake of the horrific Grenfell fire, it's hard to think of a film more important or more needed right now"

Dispossession: A vital new film on the social housing crisis

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"The UK government is due to publish a full proposal today, which will hopefully have answers"

Theresa May’s proposals must give EU citizens more certainty

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"Failings of state support are not limited to Grenfell"

Week in review: Grenfell has shone a light on the failings of state support

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"This sort of thing ought to stand out for its obvious double standard."

McDonnell has shown his double standards by attending a Cuba Solidarity Campaign event

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"Had the the left-of-centre vote not remained so terribly split, the 2017 election could have returned a whopping progressive majority of 124 seats"

What should Britain’s progressive majority do next?

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Brexit talks have got off to a rocky start for the British government

The public are swinging behind soft Brexit

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The class divide was on full display when it was announced that Grenfell survivors would be housed at Kensington Row

Rich residents complaining about living near Grenfell survivors comes as no surprise

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"Conservative politicians now say May should be more open to consulting her Cabinet and parliamentary party"

If May is serious about Brexit she needs to be straight with the public

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"Money and potential is wasted if we do not support people once they are released"

Lack of government support after prison fails both individuals and society

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The government is in a quandary over school funding cuts

Queen’s Speech leaves schools funding in limbo

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"The choice to ignore an opportunity to carve out a progressive vision for a politically re-engaged country may well be yet another nail in the coffin of this government"

The Queen’s Speech highlights a government out of touch with its people

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"The UK's prime minister is seeking support for her government in negotiations with a party leader who lost her hold on government over serious questions about the use of public funds."

DUP deal risks damaging the UK’s reputation on fighting corruption

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