May, Theresa

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"If there's one thing the Conservatives have done consistently since 2010, it's ignore warnings."

Week in review: The Tories need to take their heads out of the sand

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"We're governed by an interim prime minister whose Cabinet is more interested in their own egos than facing up to the biggest challenge to face our country since 1945"

May’s Florence speech can’t hide her Brexit indecision

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"Just one day in the life of Brexit Britain. Speaking to an empty hall at the UN. Belittled for its desperation by the press of countries it seeks trade deals with."

May humiliated on world stage as Brexit bites

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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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"The government might stumble on, like some executive zombie, but it will do permanent damage to the careers of those associated with it."

Week in Review: A zombie government with no ideas and no principles

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"Theresa May wanted to make life as difficult as possible for undocumented migrants, regardless of the consequences. She succeeded."

Big Brother state: How May’s obsession with immigration turned Britain into a surveillance state

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"Theresa May arrived in the country yesterday, trying to put a brave face on it."

May’s post-Brexit trade policy unravels in Japan

The promises of the Brexiters are in tatters

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