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The free movement mystery: What actually does Labour think?

We may never find out what Corbyn’s position on Brexit is

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"This is a dangerous moment for team May."

Week in review: New year, new you, new political disasters

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False choice: Liberal Leavers and Remainers could come together on an Efta option

Liberal Brexiters and Remainers can work together

What if moderates on the Leave and Remain side of the Brexit debate could come together?

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"It's now 2017 and everything seems unchanged from where we were when Theresa May entered Downing Street."

One day in Brexitland: No plan, no capacity and very little time

By the time the government figures out what’s going on, the damage will already be done

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2016 was one of the most eventful political years in living memory, but 2017 will see Brexit and Trump take on momentum

What the hell just happened? The nightmare of 2016

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One Day Without Us will see events across the country highlight migrant contributions to the UK

One Day Without Us: We’ll show Britain how much value migrants bring

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"Anyone who can't take a side becomes at best an irrelevance and at worse insulting to voters on both sides"

It’s time for Labour to come off the fence over Brexit

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"As we approach the end of the year, nobody really seems to be any clearer about the government's Brexit plan"

Week in review: Brexit, strikes, and Edwardian radicalism

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A recent poll of over 3,000 people in Sunderland showed that the majority of those who took part, would vote to remain in the EU if there was another referendum

Sunderland shows that the public are getting cold feet over Brexit

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"Deep in Liam Fox's new Department for International Trade, civil servants are hopefully hard at work on our tariff rate quotas."

If Liam Fox messes up, we’re all in deep trouble

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Davis admits he wants closest possible access to single market

Decoding David Davis: The govt knows it is about to make us poorer

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"It is not hard to see why one senior Lib Dem recently observed that in 2016 we are where the opposition were in 1902"

Edwardian radicalism: The 1906 election which broke the Tories

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"But a lot can change in two years. If they do, the experts generally agree that the decision to leave the European Union can be undone."

Can we withdraw Article 50 once we trigger it? Probably (but it’s complicated)

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Boris Johnson: Rather too many No.10 slap downs

Week in Review: Boris on the way out?

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"MPs want at least as much information on the Brexit process as MEPs."

MPs want to know as much about Brexit as MEPs

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"It was understood by every MP and peer during the referendum bill that parliament would be bound by its result."

Why the government might be right about Article 50

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"It quickly becomes obvious why Lewis' name has been repeatedly mentioned as a possible leader of the Labour party"

Clive Lewis interview: If business wants the single market they must increase workers’ rights

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"Liam Fox released a very revealing statement yesterday."

Very quietly, Liam Fox admits the Brexit lie

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"In many ways, Blair is emblematic of the type of politics the electorate rejected during Brexit."

Blair’s legacy is mixed but we need him now

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