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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

Everything about yesterday’s State Opening of Parliament seemed to underline an entirely new, disjointed reality.

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

The future of British Europeanism

Remain has been defeated. But the Remain movement is now the only viable opposition to Johnson’s government.

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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

Latest articles

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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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December 12th: PM's date for election could allow him to force his Brexit deal through first

Election showdown: Future of Brexit comes down to fight over three days

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Entent Cordial: The Macron-Johnson relationship sees France try to secure more power at the continental level.

Macron isn’t Johnson’s friend – he’s leveraging British weakness to strengthen France

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Ministers leave after a Cabinet meeting. The narrative of the government becomes ever more difficult to discern.

Week in Review: This really might be the worst government we’ve had

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Taking the risk: An election now offers opportunities as well as dangers.

Remain should push for an election

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Johnson in the Commons today, as MPs debated the bill

Britain set for Article 50 extension after parliament defeats Johnson again

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Countdown: Brexit deal simply resets the battle to start again on November 1st.

Brexit legislation: This is a mandate for another year of no-deal chaos

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A young protester waves an EU flag at the People's Vote march on Saturday

Question of trust: Brexit amendments must force Johnson back to the table

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Huge crowds demanded a second referendum outside parliament as MPs voted today

Johnson defeated: It’s now a guerrilla war to stop his Brexit deal

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Countdown: Stakes are high as Westminster prepares to vote tomorrow.

Johnson’s deal: The reality of what is being proposed

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