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What the row over Winston Churchill's legacy is really about
Penny Andrews / February 15, 2019
The debate over Churchill isn’t really about the man. It's about an icon—and what the values we instil in him can tell us about ourselves
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Last night’s vote confirms that Brexit is heading towards the rocks 
David Hannay / February 15, 2019
A former ambassador to the European Community says there is an urgent need for a change in policy 
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The evidence-free origins of the hostile environment
Colin Yeo / February 13, 2019
There is no concrete proof that the policy actually works. Only that it harms vulnerable men, women and children
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How political spinners borrowed from the tobacco industry's tricks
Quassim Cassam / February 11, 2019
The process of "rubbishing" tries to make people doubt their own knowledge—whether it's about smoking or the President's tweets
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Labour's Remainers could be a ticking time bomb for the party
Chaminda Jayanetti / February 11, 2019
Voter backlash may not register unless and until Labour MPs fail to vote against a final Brexit deal
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If May's deal is in flames, Labour should not seek to put out the fire
Jonathan Lis / February 8, 2019
Corbyn should hope that May rejects his Brexit olive branch. Then Labour must redouble efforts towards an election and referendum
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Legislating for Brexit: can the government get all the Statutory Instruments it needs through parliament by 29th March?
Joel Blackwell and Ruth Fox / February 8, 2019
The short answer is yes, but at some cost to the already limited scrutiny that takes place
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There is no waking from this Brexit nightmare
Rafael Behr / February 7, 2019
Leavers cannot solve the border conundrum but for many of them that has never been the aim
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Former ECJ judge: Both sides share responsibility for this Brexit mess
Franklin Dehousse / February 7, 2019
The UK’s approach has been unrealistic and the EU’s has been legally dubious
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Universal credit's online application could shut out those who need it most
Jason Murugesu / February 7, 2019
The DWP say that claimants can use libraries and job centre computers to apply to the online-only benefit. But that's not enough
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