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"Angelica and Freddy say they are determined to continue their fight."

London cleaners face David and Goliath battle in luxury car strike

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"The whole point of going into politics is to get things done"

The Lib Dems have learned their lessons, it would appear that Labour hasn’t

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"What is little known is the role that David Cameron played in propitiating the fledgling AfD after its foundation in 2013"

David Cameron’s role in the rise of the far right in Germany

Failure of successive Tory leaders to face down the party’s nationalist wing now haunts Europe

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"If you won't admit your worst mistake, how can you be trusted not to make it again?"

The Lib Dems have learned nothing

The Lib Dems need to acknowledge just how bad their coalition deal was

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"There is currently very little clarity about how the new rules will be enforced"

Theresa May’s ‘hostile environment’ turns doctors into immigration guards

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"If there's one thing the Conservatives have done consistently since 2010, it's ignore warnings."

Week in review: The Tories need to take their heads out of the sand

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"We're governed by an interim prime minister whose Cabinet is more interested in their own egos than facing up to the biggest challenge to face our country since 1945"

May’s Florence speech can’t hide her Brexit indecision

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"Watch PMQs and you'll see party leaders throwing figures about the NHS, schools and policing at each other like they're snowballs."

Spinning the numbers: How politicians pull the wool over your eyes

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"People are emerging from prison more broken than they were before"

Chris Grayling’s probation reforms have been a disaster for the service

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"Many Brexit 'lies' cannot be defined as false' because they include terms that are vague or have no meaning"

Brexit lies and how to fight them

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"The phrase "less haste, more speed" could be applied equally to May's decision to call a general election and her mad rush to trigger Article 50."

May’s Brexit tactics are as awful as her election strategy

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"An open border economy does not mean unlimited migration for ever, but easy access to workers who cannot be found in Britain"

Free movement: How open borders helped the British economy soar

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"The government might stumble on, like some executive zombie, but it will do permanent damage to the careers of those associated with it."

Week in Review: A zombie government with no ideas and no principles

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"It's three months since a fire tore through Grenfell Tower in North Kensington"

Will Grenfell really change attitudes towards social housing? The signs are not good

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"What it would give individuals and society is the gift of time"

A universal basic income would transform society for the better

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"Pay is far from the only factor behind the growing crisis"

It’s right to end the nurses’ pay cap but how will it be funded?

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"Theresa May wanted to make life as difficult as possible for undocumented migrants, regardless of the consequences. She succeeded."

Big Brother state: How May’s obsession with immigration turned Britain into a surveillance state

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"Rees-Mogg is not a principled man, he is a man who picks and chooses his religious beliefs to suit him."

Week in review: The likes of Jacob Rees-Mogg pick and choose their religious beliefs to suit them

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"Across aviation, rail, sea and road the concerns were mirrored."

Grounded: Dire outlook for Brexit transport negotiations

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