Brexit

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Week in Review: Things are about to go all wibbly-wobbly on Brexit

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Dominic Raab, Brexit secretary, now faced by the consequences of the myths he used to promote.

Backstop breakdown is a product of the oldest Brexit lie

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Settled status: Can government promises be relied on?

Away from prying eyes, govt stitches-up EU settled status system

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David Cameron arrives to testify to the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations last March. The former PM is said to mulling a return to British politics.

Week in Review: The return of Call-Me-Dave

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Budget 2018: Tiny sums as Spreadsheet Phil prepares the airbags for Brexit

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Error notice: False beliefs about European immigration are not challenged

New study shows Brexit is drenched in fake news

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Division: Separating out different Remain and Leave groups would be key to a People's Vote strategy

People’s Vote analysis: 40% of the public up for grabs by either side

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MDU advises doctors on how to prevent a delayed diagnosis in prostate and testicular cancer

MDU continues ‘doctors for doctors’ ethos with new chief executive

The Medical Defence Union (MDU), the UK’s first and leading medical defence organisation for doctors, today announced that it has appointed Dr Matthew Lee as its new chief executive. Dr Lee will take over from Dr Christine Tomkins, who is retiring in September after a long career supporting MDU members. Dr Tomkins has been in… Read more »

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Government will allow up to 15 to attend humanist weddings

Humanists and Christians urge as many as possible to get vaccinated against Covid-19

Humanist and Christian leaders have come together to urge as many people as possible to get vaccinated against Covid-19. The move, by the UK’s humanist movement and by Churches Together in England the Scottish Church Leaders Forum on behalf of their around 60 member churches, is being made now that everyone over 40 has been… Read more »

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Barnier: New offers make deal achievable, although not necessarily deliverable in parliament.

Last-gasp Brexit deal fix will poison our politics for years

A Brexit deal is in sight between Theresa May and Michel Barnier which can tackle the Irish backstop issue, but it’ll be an obscenity for all sides in roughly equal measure

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Dominic Raab: Talks on Sunday fall apart amid danger signs for negotiations

Talks breakdown: Don’t blame the EU for what Leavers got wrong

There was only ever one Irish backstop in the Brexit negotations and if the British government still haven’t understood that, things are going to get very difficult.

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