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"The phrase "less haste, more speed" could be applied equally to May's decision to call a general election and her mad rush to trigger Article 50."

May’s Brexit tactics are as awful as her election strategy

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"Who's to know how the vote would have gone if people had opted for who they really believe in?"

Millions of votes were wasted at the election – it’s time for change

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"While the election may represent the end of Brexitland, Brexit continues"

The Brexit vision is over

Brexit may still be happening but it won’t be what many had hoped

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"Had the the left-of-centre vote not remained so terribly split, the 2017 election could have returned a whopping progressive majority of 124 seats"

What should Britain’s progressive majority do next?

The promise of a progressive alliance has not yet been realised

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"Unpredictable results and shock waves have become the norm"

Five things we have learned from the election

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"With another election looming, there are many reasons to be cheerful as a Liberal Democrat."

Lib Dems: Reasons to be cheerful

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Britain faces a political crisis at a national crunch point

Britain is on the brink of a national political crisis

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"Labour was right to be prepared for an election this year and it should remain in a state of readiness."

It was a good night for Labour but there are lessons to learn

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Jeremy Corbyn has put Labour in a position to challenge for an outright majority

Labour now has a clear route to an overall majority

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Still unclear who can form a government after voters return hung parliament

Britain has rejected hard Brexit

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May's gamble in holding a general election has gone spectacularly wrong

Devastating night for the Tories as UK heads towards a hung parliament

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Election results 2017 as-it-happens

Election night 2017 as-it-happens

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"No one should feel obliged to vote against the party they actually support."

Tomorrow I’ll be ‘swapping’ my vote and betraying my party membership

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"The outcome of the election was described as “the worst possible result for the infrastructure industry"

Sector fears project delays post

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"We will be working with our members to provide clarity and guidance as Brexit negotiations commence"

NOAH comments after the General Election result

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Corbyn's manifesto has attracted plaudits - but welfare is its big blind spot

Why Labour’s welfare mess matters

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Theresa May has run a ghost campaign - invisible to most voters, with an apparition of a manifesto

Lend May your vote for Brexit, and she’ll keep it for everything else

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There's a Brexit black hole in the middle of the Labour and Tory manifesto

Uncosted: The Brexit black hole in Corbyn and May’s manifestos

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"Where once people saw a strong leader, now they see somebody who they're not sure they can trust."

Fears of Tory dominance fade as voters begin to doubt May

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Nick Timothy has had a terrible campaign, but Hammond has allowed the Tories nothing but gruel

Philip Hammond, not Nick Timothy, is the Tories’ weak link in this election

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Protestors and supporters watch the arrival of the politicians who are taking part in the BBC Election Debate

Now local Conservative candidates are failing to show up to debates

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