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Orbán and Michel: the EU’s toxic twins
The Council president who U-turned over resignation and Hungary’s populist head bring shame on Brussels
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‘No regrets’ say the Brexiteers… but here’s a small business that thinks otherwise
While Rees-Mogg and Leadsom celebrate leaving the EU, a deli owner speaks out about the extra cost of red tape
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The Brexit fog begins to clear for Andrea Leadsom – eight years too late
One Europhobe is finally waking up to the costs of leaving the EU
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The data that shows how areas that voted Leave have been worst hit by Brexit
An ONS study exposes the myth of levelling up and shows London soaring away from the rest of the country
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Project Smear Starmer
The right wing press is stepping up its attacks on Labour’s leader as the general election nears. But what happens if he wins?
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The bitter taste of Brexit: New red tape will mean higher food prices
Just as food inflation finally slows, new border checks will make EU produce more expensive in our shops
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Our choice of Brexit and Truss had us crying into our beers
If it’s difficult to believe what’s happening in America, remember what our electorate has done to this country since 2016
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Four years of denial have left the UK in chaos
On the anniversary of us officially leaving the EU, the damage is clear
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Europe is no longer a dirty word
Britain’s struggles since officially leaving the EU have brought reconciliation closer
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Cartoon: Are queues a “Brexit freedom”?
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The art of Brexit
Satire, sadness and the home truths about a divided nation
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How to fix Britain’s gathering EU border crisis
According to Rishi Sunak, it’s really very simple
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24 hours of Brexit failures
Collapsed trade deals, rising food prices, more border checks and not enough flowers for Valentine’s Day – thanks a bunch
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As a new Tory war begins, Kemi Badenoch has let the Brexit cat out of the bag
The row over divergence from EU standards has exposed the myth of “Brexit freedoms”
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Scotland and the EU: an interview with the SNP’s independence minister
A “yes” to independence would also mean “yes” to Brussels
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Happy fourth birthday Brexit!
Have Boris Johnson’s hopes and promises come true in the four years since we left the EU?
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David Cameron’s having second thoughts
The former prime minister’s return to frontline politics hasn’t gone quite as he expected
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The Rwanda rebellion’s collapse shows the Tory party no longer trust Brexiteers
Why else back a prime minister who trails in the last eight polls by an average of 19 points?
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Love queues? Then there’s good news, thanks to Brexit
The Brexit benefits the government promised continue to be elusive
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Brexit has destroyed any chance of levelling up
A new report shows red wall areas suffering more from Brexit than London does – and it will get worse
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Brexit feelings: beyond heads versus hearts
The referendum's double-edged tropes of the passionate Brexiteer and the grieving Remainer may not be quite so simple
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Divisive and uncaring, The Traitors is the perfect show for post-Brexit Britain
The show is compelling, but it is rooted in mistrust, selfishness and bias
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Sadiq Khan shows why Starmer’s Brexit caution is misguided
London's mayor has broken the omerta, and politics is the better for it
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Don’t buy into Sunak’s election distraction tactics
The sooner the prime minister calls an election, the better
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Scotland’s slow road to independence
Gen Z’s belief that Scotland is heading for IndyRef2 is starting to falter
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Cartoon: Can only the Reform UK party save Britain?
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Watch out, Dominic Cummings is on manoeuvres
Mandrake hears that he’s a little short of cash these days...
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It’s right to be bitter about Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin’s knighthood
The honours system must be changed so it no longer rewards cronyism and lies
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Reform UK’s biggest danger is that it will make the Tories even worse
Richard Tice’s vow to stand in every seat could just be a negotiating tactic
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The government’s start to 2024 shows how desperate it is
From pints of champagne to a war on foreign students, it’s more dismal stuff
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Suez, 2024 style – the latest Brexit benefit
Rwanda and Brexit leave Britain facing a humiliation not seen since 1956 – with empty shelves and economic angst at home
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Is this the year everything changes?
It’s time for British politics to leave its Groundhog Day nightmare