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"In all the countries surveyed, not one had a majority with a positive impression of immigration"

It’s a Brexit world: Tide of anti-immigrant sentiment sweeps globe

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"Despite the efforts of some to confuse the issue, 'membership of' the single market is entirely different to 'access to' it,"

IFS crushes Brexit myth: There is no ‘access’ to the single market

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Corbyn: Principled new politics or same old evasion?

Corbyn’s Article 50 moment shows he’s just like any politician

Corbyn dodged the truth like a good professional politician. But isn’t he supposed to be different?

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"Activists and commentators have spent the ensuing weeks arguing over who it was that drove the Leave vote"

A tale of two Brexit Britains

Who really drove the Leave vote?

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Nations & regions urge ‘rapid decision’ on new runway following Brexit

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The new prime minister faces one of the biggest challenges this country has experienced in years

Pick of the week: Boris’s betrayal and a Brexit breakdown

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"Brexit wasn't the end. It is the furnace in which the new politics will be made"

A new politics forms in the furnace of Brexit

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"Like other Conservative MEPs, I bumped into Boris from time to time but we pro-Europeans were not grist to his mill"

Boris’ shoddy journalism invented British euroscepticism

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"If the economy starts to take a broader hit to jobs growth and investment then the impact on housing could be more prolonged"

What Brexit means for house prices

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"The NHS is now caught between a rock and a hard place"

What Brexit means for the NHS

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A new report suggests the economic effect of Brexit could be so harsh that net migration to the UK will fall by 58% next year

Brexit will reduce immigration – by damaging the economy

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David Cameron left Downing Street this week

Pick of the week: Out with the old

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"The prime minister must guarantee her commitment to tackling climate change is not being downgraded in any way"

What Brexit means for… the environment

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"200,000 more children are in poverty compared to last year."

What Brexit means for…child poverty

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"As May said when she won the leadership, she needs to show that she can make a success of Brexit"

Everything you need to know about Theresa May’s Brexit nightmare in five minutes

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"Cameron staked it all on a grubby, short-sighted, self-interested political game to protect him from his own backbenchers"

Cameron’s legacy: Beneath the spin, there was nothing

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"Let's seize the opportunity to speed up progress towards a better future, not turn the clock back"

What Brexit means for…women’s rights

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"Millions of older voters feel they’ve taken back control of their country. But for many of their sons and daughters, it’s like someone just stole their future"

So your mother voted Leave: How to fix a family broken by Brexit

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"There have been some comments that reducing corporation tax to 15 per cent could make the UK look something like a ‘tax haven’"

BLOG: Osborne’s talk of fresh corporation tax cut raises wider policy questions

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