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"Corbyn was the butt of a thousand jokes in Westminster drinking dens. Now he is soaring above those who once made fun of him"

Week in Review: May is Corbyn’s most important recruiting sergeant

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"It was always going to be this way. It just took May this long to realise it. "

Florence speech: May kicks the Brexit can two years down the road

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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

The Conservatives have consistently ignored warnings about their policies – now we’re all paying the price

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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

The government’s incompetence has been on full display in recent weeks

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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

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Trump Tower in Chicago. A visit from the US president would damage the UK's reputation

Week in Review: Prospect of Trump state visit haunts No.10 as Nazi debate rages

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"It's difficult to think of another time when there has been such uncertainty in our politics"

Our politics may look unpredictable but these four signals can tell us a lot

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"What is most amazing is that May, like Trump, ever believed such secrecy could hold in the modern world"

Prime minister of secrets: The short, closed premiership of Theresa May

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Theresa May: First year report card

Week in Review: Theresa May’s first year report card

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Theresa May cuts a lonely figure at the G20 summit on Friday morning

Week in Review: Brexit debate moves on, but May is stuck in the past

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See you again in 2019?

The DUP will be back for more

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"The UK government is due to publish a full proposal today, which will hopefully have answers"

Theresa May’s proposals must give EU citizens more certainty

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"Failings of state support are not limited to Grenfell"

Week in review: Grenfell has shone a light on the failings of state support

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"Conservative politicians now say May should be more open to consulting her Cabinet and parliamentary party"

If May is serious about Brexit she needs to be straight with the public

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"The choice to ignore an opportunity to carve out a progressive vision for a politically re-engaged country may well be yet another nail in the coffin of this government"

The Queen’s Speech highlights a government out of touch with its people

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