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Heather Stewart
Heather Stewart is joint political editor of the Guardian
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Johnson backers gasp as justice secretary’s entry into leadership race propels their man from favourite to non-runner
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Main public face of Brexit makes shock announcement hours after his key ally Michael Gove launched his own campaign
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Prime minister returns from Brussels as 27 EU leaders meet without Britain, and Jeremy Corbyn prepares for leadership challenge after no-confidence vote
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‘We’ve got the numbers and the big hitters,’ says ally of former shadow business secretary as pressure on Corbyn builds
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Group floats plans for ‘Saving Labour’ campaign as pro-Corbyn supporters organise rallies
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Former Labour leader says Corbyn’s position is untenable, while party’s deputy Tom Watson seeks talks to avoid ‘civil war’
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PM warns Brussels summit that free movement was at heart of Britain’s decision to reject European Union
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All the day’s political news as chancellor seeks to stabilise economy, with more resignations expected from Jeremy Corbyn’s shadow cabinet
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Boris Johnson and Theresa May set to launch formal leadership bids this week, but some Tories want selection delayed
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Labour leader makes first public defence of his role in remain campaign and vows to stand up to any leadership challenge
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Follow live developments as Britain votes to leave the European Union
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Prime minister says he will step down by the autumn as UK votes by 52%-48% to leave the European Union
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Tom Clark is joined by Heather Stewart, Matthew D’Ancona, Hugh Muir and Jennifer Rankin to discuss this momentous day in British politics
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PM announces resignation following victory for leave supporters after divisive referendum campaign
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Defence secretary repeated claim made previously by PM in Commons that Suliman Gani supported Islamic State
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Party leader says there should be no limits on numbers of EU workers who can come to Britain, calling for ‘rational discussion’
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Prime minister in emotional attempt to persuade voters to reject Brexiters’ ‘untruths’ on eve of referendum
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London mayor accuses his predecessor of ‘project hate’ during BBC’s biggest referendum event
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With result of historic poll too close to call, politicians from both sides will be making their last efforts to convince voters
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Exclusive: PM criticises narrow focus of Farage, Gove and Hilton and says remain vote would show rejection of insular view
Jeremy Corbyn stands defiant after Labour membership surge