Foreign policy
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MPs call for key workers to have right to stay, as figures show number of European staff has risen by 40% in three years
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Leading ‘fintech’ player says ‘the exodus is beginning’ as members of £6bn industry start seeking other bases in Europe
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Legal world astonished by decision that rules out Sir Brian Leveson from top job in England and Wales judiciary
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Tory peer backs article 50 bill amendment, fuelling optimism that cross-party support may draw concession from Theresa May
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Immigrants are people. Saying there are too many of them is why Trump senses an ally in the UK. So let’s not sacrifice principle on the altar of pragmatism
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Heather Stewart is joined by Andrew Lilico, Ann Pettifor, Jonathan Portes, Rachel Reeves and Vince Cable for an extended discussion at a Guardian Live event in London
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The ice queen has decreed any Lords amendment to her irrational plans a betrayal. This obduracy could break Britain – and her own leadership
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Letters: The WTO tariffs of $7.6bn payable on UK exports to Europe are more than covered by the fall in sterling since the referendum
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and Ivan Rogers, the former British ambassador to the EU, giving evidence to the Brexit committee
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Sir Ivan Rogers patiently explains to the Brexit select committee exactly how the EU works, and why everything is going to end badly
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Sir Ivan Rogers, who quit as British ambassador to EU, says UK could be left in legal void if it leaves without deal
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Brexit secretary says it is not ‘plausible’ that British citizens would immediately take low-skilled jobs and said immigration restrictions would be phased in
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Thinktank set up by Sajid Javid calls for mass UK citizenship ceremonies to be held at major sporting and cultural events
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Exclusive: Speech by ex-foreign secretary will accuse aid critics of falling victim to fake news and condemn Trump travel ban
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A former Lords speaker has claimed some peers do ‘absolutely nothing’ and still collect their daily allowance, on the day the PM made a highly unusual appearance in the upper chamber to observe the first day of Brexit debate
Tory peer Michael Heseltine to rebel on Brexit bill