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System destruction: Mainstream political leaders need a new approach, and fast

Both parties frozen in terror as Brexit destroys the system

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Sober up: Dark night of the soul coming for the Tory party

Time for the Tories to sober up

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The stasis agenda: Whatever happens, it'll all probably stay the same.

Week in Review: Stasis is underpriced

The best possible assumption in Brexit is that the most boring thing imaginable is the most likely to occur.

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Taking the blame: Doing a deal with the Tories could see Labour taking overall responsibility for Brexit

Week in Review: The idea of a Labour-Tory Brexit deal is functionally insane

The Labour MPs reacting to local election results by calling for a Brexit deal seem to have completely lost their mind.

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Counting of ballots begins in the Northern Ireland local elections as at Coleraine Leisure centre in County Londonderry.

Local election analysis: This all feels very unstable

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Financial services: Sector faces massive challenges outside the EU

Brexit will hammer Britain’s financial services – and no-one seems to have noticed

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Unclear directions: Brexit has sucked the meaning out of British politics

Labour’s manifesto decision is another cynical act of ‘constructive ambiguity’

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Theresa May watches children climbing while on the local election campaign trial. Faith in her Brexit policy is now almost completely eroded.

Playtime is over: I can’t keep on supporting Brexit if this is how the govt behaves

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Send help: The European election campaigns offer little respite from he gloom

Week in Review: An equal opportunities disaster zone

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Under control: Many Brexiters are barely aware of how effectively their project fulfils Putin's foreign policy agenda

How not to be a Useful Idiot

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Which way now? Depending on the polling technique you use, soft Brexit is either the most of least popular option.

The crazy polling of Soft Brexit

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Farage has come out strong in the campaign but he faces an uphill battle getting his vote out.

Remainers are making a pig’s ear of the European elections

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Cracks in the nation: Polling suggests it may be impossible to put Great Britain together again.

Polling analysis: The full extent of Britain’s division brutally revealed

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Julian Assange arrives at Westminster Magistrates' Court yesterday.

Playing for time: How Brexit could help Assange beat the extradition system

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Fatigue: Most commentators and politicians have reached the end of their tether.

Week in Review: The frazzlfication ends now. For a little bit.

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Uncertainty everywhere: Brits in Europe and EU citizens in the UK have been given no answers since the referendum result.

Brexit extension: The EU just condemned migrants to seven months of ‘flexible’ uncertainty

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Macron arrives at the EU summit yesterday. His efforts blocked a longer extension.

Halloween extension: Remainers now have the chance to turn this thing around

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Talking a big game: Brexiters often cite the people's will but seem unwilling to test it out.

Brexiters oppose a second referendum for one simple reason: They think they’ll lose

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Frown into a smile: The stakes of the Brexit game are changing fast

Cheer up: The worst Brexit dangers are fading away

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