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The leader of Haringey council, Claire Kober, has announced that she will be stepping down

The Haringey row is about so much more than Labour in-fighting

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"This was birthed not in a Remainer alcove of the Treasury, but in the Department for Exiting the European Union itself."

The economic case against Brexit is now unarguable

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"I am now officially without a penny to my name and left bewildered as to where to go next in obtaining any degree of independence"

I’m broken Britain: I had no idea how bad it would get

The latest instalment from an anonymous benefit claimant

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"As Hammond battened down the hatches against friendly fire, David Davis was preparing a speech on his plans for what happens in the two years after March 2019"

Week in review: Reality is tearing the Tories apart on Brexit

The first shots of 2018’s internal Tory war have been fired

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"Homelessness finally appears to be rising up the political agenda"

Hidden homelessness: an avoidable tragedy

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"We choose to point out that the world needs to address inequality if we are going to end poverty."

Oxfam’s Davos inequality report: Why we do this

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"One-off cash injections don't tackle the root causes of the problem"

Austerity has taken its toll on the NHS – short-term fixes are not enough

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"May and her colleagues cannot accept that Britain is about to fail"

Lancaster House one year on: May has all her delusion and none of her power

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Carillion: Collapse throws a harsh light on corporate governance and interaction with government

The questions May needs to answer on Carillion

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"Humanism is not a religion; you don't learn its doctrines and study its thought leaders"

The Home Office is deporting an atheist because he doesn’t know about Plato

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"If there is specificity about what is happening in the future, the whole endeavour will explode"

The threat of no-deal still hangs over us

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"It is entirely unclear what kind of diplomatic operation the UK has trying to influence these crucial talks as they take place over the next two months"

Week in review: The real news happens backstage

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"Last year more than 3,000 NHS patients had their data passed to the Home Office for immigration purposes"

NHS data sharing with the Home Office is putting lives at risk

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Libraries have increasingly been used to replace services cut from elsewhere in council budgets

Want to tackle loneliness? Stop closing libraries

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"The political, social and financial contagion of Carillion's collapse will unfold for some time"

Carillion: A story of Britain’s fake markets

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"It will not be the makeup of the NEC that decides Labour's future; It will be by performance at elections and in government that Labour will be judged"

What next for Labour’s factions?

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"This year will define Britain for many years to come"

The three-stage plan to stop Brexit

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"We are in a rare moment when the scope of the negotiations can be influenced"

The success or failure of Brexit hinges on the next two and a half months

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Hunt is planning to lay a raft of secondary legislation - which doesn't require a full parliamentary vote

Hunt’s secret NHS plan opens the door to further privatisation

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