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The Boris Bounce: Missing or Delayed?

Everyone thinks that a 2019 General Election is inevitable. Problem is that Britain's new prime minister just lost a safe seat in a by-election. What now?

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Brexit: The Uncancelled Election

After months of deadlock, The Brexit Party victory in the European Elections changed nothing. The Conservative Leadership contest will change everything.

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Brexit: Breaking Point

After months of deadlock, politicians are finally trying to find a consensus on Brexit. If they fail, the British People will try to find new politicians.

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Brexit: Deadline Day

After four months of paralysis and mounting public anger, the time has finally come for Westminster to make a decision.

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Brexit: The End of the Beginning

After months of paralysis, both major party leaders were forced into major u-turns last week. With time running out, the deadlock will soon be broken.

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Breaking Away: The Independent Group

Amidst accusations of antisemitism, the long-awaited Labour Party split has finally happened. It will be years before its true impact becomes clear.

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Now for the Hard Part: Two Months On

The UK Parliament finally rejected the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement. The consequences have been relatively minor so far, but expect that to change next week.

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Now for the Hard Part: One Month On

After a hellish week for Theresa May, the focus is now on Jeremy Corbyn and his attempts to find a Brexit position supported by both his voters and his party.

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Now for the Hard Part: Two Weeks On

It has been a significant day in the Brexit saga with some important developments. For the first time, it is possible for the exit deal to pass the UK parliament.

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Now for the Hard Part: One Week On

The Brexit deal is in deep trouble, yet Theresa May remains in post. Her reaction to parliamentary defeat will prove to be crucial in determining what happens next.

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