* general election 2019

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Growing from the cracks: A new constitutional reform movement is needed

Without a constitutional reform movement, we’re done for

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Reset: The Brexit debate now starts again, on different terms.

Week in Review: Make them own it

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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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Corbyn defenders have relied on attacks on the media to explain his election performance.

Don’t blame the media for Corbyn’s failure – blame him

*Comment & Analysis

Labour leadership election: Who can vote and how does it work?

*Comment & Analysis

Corbyn: A doomed project propped up by tribal loyalists

Corbyn catastrophe: It went exactly as wrong as critics said it would

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

The future of British Europeanism

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Tax rise payments from over 8 million people needed to fund NHS litigation

Tax rise payments from over 8 million people needed to fund NHS litigation An influential parliamentary committee has been warned by the Medical Defence Union (MDU) that the Health and Social Care Levy of 1.25% could be swallowed up by the amounts being paid out each year in NHS clinical negligence claims. In evidence to… Read more »

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Humanists UK comment on peers backing Assisted Dying Bill

Plans to allow doctors to help terminally ill adults end their lives moved closer to becoming law today, after a new Assisted Dying Bill passed its second reading in the House of Lords. Humanists UK, which campaigns to legalise assisted dying for both the terminally ill and incurably suffering, has praised today’s debate for its… Read more »

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Jeremy Corbyn and his wife Laura Alvarez wait for the declaration of his seat as Labour seats fell across the country.

A night of horror: Now the fight for the left begins

General election 2019: A night of complete and unparalleled disaster, as Boris Johnson wins his majority.

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Votes where they matter: New registrations could prove vital in a few key seats

The marginals where new voters matter

Newly registered voters could play a key role in the outcome of nearly 30 seats the Tories are hoping to win tomorrow, according to figures seen by Politics.co.uk.

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