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Business secretary Greg Clark said the notes seen being carried by an aide do not reflect Downing Street conversations
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First minister tells audience in Dublin it is important to remain ‘open-minded’ about options to help Scottish citizens keep relationship with EU
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Parliamentarians should be willing to intervene on Brexit if they get the chance, and ready for ferocious hostility
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It was easy to get the impression that Britain wasn’t taking the UK-Polish summit quite as seriously as its counterparts
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Editorial: The shift to the right in the western democracies is undeniable. The left shares the blame, in France as elsewhere
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In the 1970s, public sculptures were derided or ignored. Today’s celebratory projects tap into the same nationalistic confidence that saw us vote to leave the EU
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Yes, say pro-Brexit newspapers. But they seem to have misinterpreted remarks by the German chancellor’s about restricting benefits for EU migrants
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EU diplomats say need for Westminster vote and parliamentary scrutiny on Britain leaving union may skew timetable
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Philip Hammond predicts £59bn black hole in public finances and Theresa May meets Polish prime minister
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The IMF and the OECD’s predictions of economic gloom went awry, and continued fallbacks may see them lose credibility
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Paul Nuttall may find success in Labour’s traditional heartlands and with Tories unhappy with Theresa May’s Brexit efforts
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