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The foreign secretary gives an election campaign speech in Durham, saying the Labour leader has sided with UK’s adversaries
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Lib Dem leader’s plan to attract the 48% appears to be faltering, but party insists its highly targeted campaign could still pay off
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Clive Lewis tells Owen Jones Theresa May has offered Britain a ‘thin gruel of hopelessness’
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While Britain’s dealbreakers are well known, we look at what they are for its negotiating partners. Not all are shared, yet all will play a part in any final deal
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analysis
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Labour’s policy option to let in low-skilled workers following Brexit is logical, and being floated by the government itself
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The TV audience applauded May’s ‘no deal is better than a bad deal’. But what might a ‘no deal’ Brexit look like in practice?
UK households cut back as Brexit effect on pound hits living costs