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No more Brexit: Johnson bans the word from future govt communication

Week in Review: Control the language, break reality

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The end of the dream. The start of the resistance.

The end of the dream. The start of the resistance.

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Faded glory: Britain leaves the EU this week, but Labour must remain true to its values.

If I’m deputy leader, Labour will stay true to European values

Deputy leadership candidate Ian Murray on why the party must remain committed European solidarity after Brexit.

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One way street: Govt rejects even the most moderate amendments to the Brexit bill

Week in Review: No compromise as Johnson drives through the most brutal Brexit imaginable

The PM insists he wants friendship with Remainers, but on every Brexit issue he is forcing through the most extreme option imaginable.

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Brexit 2020: Everything you need to know about Johnson's trade deal nightmare

Brexit 2020: Everything you need to know about Boris Johnson’s trade deal nightmare

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A week's worth of debate on Big Ben's bongs.

Week in Review: The madness over Big Ben’s bongs is a symbol of the horror to come

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Out of the ashes: What now for Remain?

A new movement out of the ashes: What now for Remain?

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Boris Johnson returns to the Commons after the Christmas break

With his majority in place, Johnson chips away at EU citizen’s rights

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Hope truly is the most dangerous of the gateway drugs, and Remainers have spent two years getting high on their own supply.

2019 was the year we lost hope – but it’s still all we have

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Many Remain campaigners have felt despondent since the election result.

Reflections of a grassroots anti-Brexit activist

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MPs voted 358 to 234 in favour of the Brexit bill (photo: Press Association)

Brexit bill passing heralds game of winner takes all

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Little pomp: No robes for the Queen in this latest State Opening of Parliament (right). She is pictured in her previous visit on the left.

‘Legislation as performance art’ in a speech short on pomp but with plenty of circumstance

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Rejoin: Not short-term, but not long-term either

The future of British Europeanism

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Boris Johnson during a visit to Globus Group in Stretford, Manchester, while on the campaign trail

The last days of hope

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Terror attack: A controversy kicked off last week over politicisation of the attack.

Tories blame migrants for their own failure on security

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Stuck in a maze: British govt makes same Brexit mistakes all over again.

Strapped-in and outplayed: How Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan undermines Britain

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Children's vulnerability to problems with the EU settled status scheme have gone under-reported

Thousands of European children at risk from Home Office immigration scheme

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Govt U-turns on no-deal threat to refugee service funding

Govt backs down over no-deal Brexit refugee funding betrayal

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John Bercow during tonight's debate. It'll be one of the outgoing Speaker's final outings in the Chair.

Election 2019: Remainers have one last chance

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