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Heather Stewart
Heather Stewart is joint political editor of the Guardian
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GMB chief Tim Roache says leader must be ‘bolder and braver’ and tackle big issues to win over Labour voters to the remain camp
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Wealthy leaders of Vote Leave camp failing to convince electorate they are champions of working people, says Frances O’Grady
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Comments by House of Commons leader about inability to control European immigration trigger angry reaction from remain campaigners
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The party’s only MP and former leader wants to partner with work and pensions spokesman Jonathan Bartley
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Phone and online survey shows a 52-48 split in favour of leaving the EU as referendum campaign gathers steam
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Former first minister says independence would happen within two years if Scotland was at risk of being ‘dragged’ out of the EU
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Campaign group claims complying with public procurement regulations increases fees and creates expensive delays
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Consultation begins on plans to force providers of range of services to make it easier, and faster, for customers to switch
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Proxy leadership election is dominating a campaign almost bereft of female voices, says shadow business secretary
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Labour welcomes concession but does not say whether it is now ready to back surveillance bill
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Steve Hilton says he found ‘much to welcome’ in Labour leader’s ascent, and predicts victory for Donald Trump in US
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Scottish Conservative leader rules out running for ‘the loneliest job in the world’ and says it is better to be an MSP ‘than an MP from Scotland sitting on the backbenches’
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Scotland’s first minister says campaign should try to ‘instil a bit of hope and vision’ instead of relying on alarmist claims
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‘Metropolitan squeamishness’ stopped election campaigners understanding voters’ lives, candidates argue in book
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Dominic Raab says pro-remain Tories starting to sound like ‘the elite saying we can’t talk about immigration’
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SNP raised concerns about ‘medieval’ clause that only allows exemption from cap for children conceived through rape
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Actors, artists, musicians and writers, including Benedict Cumberbatch and Paloma Faith, praise EU funding and collaboration
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Revolt over lack of bill to protect NHS from EU trade deal threatened PM with first defeat on Queen’s speech since 1924
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With a packed legislative programme in Queen’s speech, PM promises to lead ‘progressive, one-nation government’
George Osborne and Alistair Darling unite against Vote Leave