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"Parliament had to have the courts stand up for its right to even authorise the triggering of Article 50. Now that it has it, it does not seem ready to rock the boat."

Government easily defeats four Article 50 amendments

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"Brexit is going to change almost every aspect of how we eat."

Stuffed: How Brexit will change the way you eat

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"In the Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens are all standing against Ukip leader Paul Nuttal"

The Battle for Stoke: Why are we splitting the progressive vote?

Labour, Lib Dems and the Greens should be working together to beat Ukip

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Leisure vehicle industry considers PM’s Brexit strategy and White Paper

The NCC (leisure vehicle industry trade association) statement following the Prime Minister’s speeches on the UK’s plans to exit the EU.

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"Poll after poll has exposed an unpopular leadership and an unresponsive communications strategy"

Brexit has broken the Corbyn Delusion

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"The first genetically modified (GM) apples go on sale in the US next month"

Brexit will flood the UK with genetic-modified American food – and it’s about time too

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"Suddenly, critics call our film "important", "eerily topical", "disturbing" "insightful"

Our film ‘The White King’ depicts a dystopia which now feels all too real

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"The only thing more concerning than the economic and social contractions of Brexit is the stigmatisation of anything other than near-jingoistic optimism"

If you respect the electorate, you’d tell them the truth about a hard-Brexit

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"The issue of Europe, which once divided the Tories, looks set to do the same to Labour."

The Labour split on Article 50 was on full display over the weekend

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"May and Trump will emerge today brandishing promises of a trade deal in the near future. But this is mostly PR."

Week in review: Theresa and Donald, sitting in a tree…

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"You might ask why the government bothered to even bring the case in the first place, given no-one ever thought it would lose a vote in parliament."

Theresa May will be quietly pleased with the Supreme Court judgement

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Brexit critics need to start working within the system

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"May claims she wants to enhance workers' rights, yet she is pushing 3.5 million migrant workers into a perilous position"

May isn’t going to protect workers’ rights

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"The role of the public in the enormous challenges and questions that lie ahead needs to be considered."

Taking back control: Why voters need a say on Brexit plans

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"This was all classic double-think: What she did was in direct opposition to what she said. And yet the press bought it."

Week in Review: Britain’s double-think prime minister

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Theresa May speaking at Lancaster House, where she outlined her plans for Brexit.

Extreme Brexit: This was May’s last moment of control

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"As for existing UK residents, one hopes the Home Office come to their senses and start making clear what on earth they are going to do"

EU citizens in the UK are already facing Home Office threats

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The new alliance? Troubling reports emerge of Russian connections to the incoming Trump administration

Week in Review: Trump, Putin and the Brexit subplot

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"I am told that the vote was all about a sense of community, of place in the world. Well, Leavers, you have stripped me of mine"

I can’t reach out to Brexiters anymore – they’re destroying this country

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