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Claire, Baroness Fox of Buckley in ceremonial robes being sworn in to the House of Lords

Claire Fox: Controversial MEP sworn into House of Lords

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Boris Johnson delivers his address to the virtual Conservative party conference this afternoon

Johnson conference speech: Guff and fantasy in place of a plan

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The break-up of the UK is coming - but will it be violent or peaceful?

The break-up of the UK is coming – but will it be violent or peaceful?

From Yugoslavia to Czechoslovakia, states can break up peacefully or violently. We can’t afford to be complacent about what will happen to us.

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Deal or no-deal: Incentives point to the former, despite all the noise.

Week in Review: A deal is still the most likely outcome

Despite all the noise, incentives are aligned and the broad outline of a deal is perfectly visible.

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Ed Miliband's well-received speech saw him demand the prime minister justify his comments, but he refused to do so.

Shock and outrage as parliament votes to put government above the law

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Week in Review: Getting smart about the culture war

Week in Review: Getting smart about the culture war

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Cummings and Johnson launch attacks on a range of enemies, including Europeans and 'activist lawyers'

Cummings and Johnson are breaking down the entire notion of democratic legitimacy

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Starmer after a visit to Wade Ceramics in Stoke-on-Trent. The Labour leader is trying to side-step culture war issues.

Competent Leave? Starmer is side-stepping the Tory trap on Brexit

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Johnson: Plan to sabotage withdrawal agreement will create sense of Britain as an unreliable negotiating partner.

Johnson’s Brexit games are demolishing the UK’s global reputation

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Abbott's proposed role in the trade body has sparked an avalanche of criticisms.

Week in Review: Tony Abbott and the vortex of international stupidity

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$Press freedom after Brexit: Will Britain fracture the European alliance?$

Press freedom after Brexit: Will Britain fracture the European alliance?

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Boris Johnson stands at the despatch box of the House of Commons

What did Boris Johnson say about the Brexit deal?

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Ongoing EU-China deal casts a long shadow over Brexit talks

Ongoing EU-China deal casts a long shadow over Brexit talks

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Iain Duncan Smith: Claimed there was no need for further scrutiny in the deal and then found dangers in the 'small print'

Tory Brexiters turn against the deal they helped secure

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Global Britain? Most trade deals are replicating what the UK already had.

Week in Review: Small Brexity pickings

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Johnson and Cummings: report delayed due to Brexit divisions with previous chairman.

Russia report: The government left us completely exposed to Kremlin interference

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Vote Leave campaign: What was then dismissed is now officially acknowledged.

Brexit ad campaign’s ‘new start’ is a trip to the past

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The latest round of negotiation ended prematurely yesterday, with EU negotiatior Michel Barnier noting the lack of progress

Week in Review: Brexit finally begins

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Boris Johnson joins a socially distanced lesson during a visit to Bovingdon Primary School in Hemel Hempstead. The prime minister now has two crises to handle at once.

We can’t fight covid and Brexit at the same time

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