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The country is heading straight towards a no-deal tsunami

Beyond Brexit, the government is running on empty and it clearly illustrates just how much the British prime minister is stuck in the past

Issues around the border can only be resolved by forcing Theresa May to abandon her contradictory red lines

Tory losses would send the message that council services must be protected, and that Britain demands an end to austerity

Almost the whole world is fixated on more immediate news stories, when we really need to look at the bigger picture

Reality bites from this week: Britain’s reckless charge out of Europe has begun. But at last Labour — thanks to Keir Starmer — is fighting back

The debate in the Upper House was a terrible augury for how Prime Minister May intends to conduct Brexit negotiations

Twenty years on from Blair’s historic victory, with his legacy trashed, the party must learn from its past

The shockingly inept opposition leader will preside over catastrophe for his party. Britain’s politics has rarely looked grimmer

Tactical voting and progressive alliances are the only way to save party MPs. Otherwise, they will disappear from swaths of the UK

The only danger is that good policies in this manifesto will wrongly go down in history as ‘rejected’ by voters — when all they will have rejected was Corbyn

Whenever Conservatives are in power, the low-paid suffer, the wealthy prosper and public services are starved