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The Lib Dem leader will ask why the prime minister has still not provided any firm details about her plans for leaving the European Union

Farron to May: Stop dithering and tell us what Brexit means

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Rachel Reeves: One of three Labour MPs demanding red line on freedom of movement

Labour’s cowardice on freedom of movement helps Tories secure hard Brexit

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Farron: Aiming to entice EU supporters from Labour to the Lib Dems

Farron: Corbyn has ‘already thrown in the towel’ on Brexit fight

Tim Farron makes an open grab for the centre-left territory vacated by Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour

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Australia's trade minister described his country's relationship with Britain as one of "yesteryear."

Pick of the week: May’s Britain returns to ‘yesteryear’

Our five most-read pieces this week

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Owen Smith said that a tweet he sent earlier this year suggesting Nicola Sturgeon should eat a gobstopper was "just political banter"

Pick of the week: Owen Smith’s banter bus

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Australian trade minister Steve Ciobo addresses the European Parliament

Australian trade minister says special relationship with UK is now for ‘yesteryear’

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Corbyn: Move on Brexit shocked many Westminster insiders

Corbyn’s Brexit policy is a betrayal of British workers

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"As he continued to answer questions from MPs, he started to veer off script a little."

The man in charge of Brexit has no idea what he’s doing

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"Looking ahead, the Single Market and 'fortress Europe', will become far less important"

Moderate Brexit: Liberal eurosceptic fight to keep us in EEA

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"Some Brexiters are turning to a brutal form of patriotism in order to shut up their critics."

Pick of the week: Brexit censorship

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"The European Union is the world's largest donor and there are likely to be Brexit implications for a range of thematic policy areas"

What Brexit means for international development

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"Right now, Britain is the political laughing stock of the world. And it's our self-proclaimed "patriots" who have turned us into a joke"

Brexit: A country’s critics are its best friends

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"Brexiters, from the leadership to the supporters, have become highly adept at telling people to shut up"

The Brexit censorship campaign

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Labour seems intent on making sure we undergo a hard Brexit rather than a soft one

Pick of the week: The Brexit surrender

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"Smith’s Brexit ensures that, if it happens, it will happen in a tolerable and responsible way"

Smith is one of the only people in Labour talking sense on Brexit

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"Since being elected, Corbyn has made a number of substantial and inexcusable errors"

Brexit smashed austerity, but Corbyn is too lost to benefit

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"Labour figures are strengthening the hand of the hard Brexiters"

The Brexit surrender: Labour waves the white flag

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Counting the pennies: Brexit set to reduce wages by 2.5%

Report: Brexit will damage incomes of poorest workers

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A local council has banned swearing

Pick of the week: Brexit myths and council bans

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