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"The gloves are off as the Brexit process finally moves from stagey diplomacy to a tussle for public opinion"

Brexit: The gloves are off

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Like a drunk man starting a fight in a bar: Britain faces serious disadvantages in Article 50

Brexit: This is what having no leverage looks like

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"Food is already becoming more expensive because of the fall in sterling"

Brexit about to trigger sky-high costs for British food industry

Both consumers and producers of food will be hit hard by Brexit

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"Starmer is honourably trying to do the right thing in impossible circumstances but the party's policy remains a terrible muddle."

Labour’s Brexit policy remains a terrible muddle

There are improvements but Labour’s Brexit position is still far from clear

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"The NHS simply doesn't have enough nurses"

Brexit risks undermining NHS without quick government action

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A connection between Labour Leave and Ukip could worry Labour members

The Labour Brexit group which donated to Ukip

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Brexit: No second vote from Labour

The choice in election 2017: Brexit or Brexit

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"This type of lie is exactly what poisons politics"

Election 2017: May’s great lie

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"This was the week in which people started to get poorer because of Brexit."

Week in Review: When Brexit started to make us poorer

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"It is the single greatest power grab in Britain's post-war history."

Great Repeal Bill: Anatomy of a Brexit power-grab

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May: Brexit position reversed less than a week into Article 50

May’s Brexit plan is falling apart and the press are talking about Easter eggs

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"No matter how much the Brexiters try to pretend they are in control of this situation, the European Parliament has the final say on the EU's Brexit offering"

Britain has spent years mocking the European parliament – but now it’s in control

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End of the beginning: Article 50 position paper suggests UK in for a tough time

Week in Review: A cold dose of reality for Team May

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"It is likely that today will be looked back on as a mistake of historic proportions"

May squandered her time before Article 50 – now she faces the consequences

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"Anyone concerned about the direction of the country should be pleased that the official opposition is starting to act like something resembling its name"

Labour hardens position on Brexit ahead of Article 50

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"GQRR polling published today shows that despite the referendum result Britain clearly prefers a Brexit deal that keeps us in the single market even with continued free movement of people"

Fresh polling shows Britain doesn’t want a hard Brexit

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"It wouldn't do the prime minister any good and it wouldn't do the country any good either.|"

May would be mad to hold a snap general election

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"Ninety-six per cent of creative industry workers voted against Brexit."

Britain’s thriving art scene strangled by Brexit chaos

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"British parties need a policy on Northern Ireland’s long-term future."

Northern Ireland is leaving the union – it’s only a question of when

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