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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: When the grillers become the grilled
An annual event sees those used to asking the questions in the hot seat
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Are you suffering from Brexgret? The tell-tale signs
Brexiters beware, symptoms are on the rise - but never fear, here are a selection of foolproof cures for your ailments
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The sacrificial lambs of Brexit
As they get used to subsidies that are a fraction of those paid by the European Union, Brexit continues to wreck the lives of Britain’s small farmers
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Another Brexit dividend: Suppliers are running scared of doing business with Britain
Manufacturers say fears over red tape and political chaos are creating more uncertainty
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Šefčovič’s loose lips could signal trouble for Rishi Sunak
The glowing headlines of less than a week ago seem considerably further away for the prime minister
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Beyond the Windsor Framework: 5 steps for resetting our relationship with the EU
The government would do well to avoid exacerbating the current crises and heed this advice
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Him again
We all know what he’s up to
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Brexit Avengers assemble for the Infinite Culture Wars
Your favourites unite for Brexit Avengers: Infinite Culture Wars! Coming soon, whether you like it or not...
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Sunak has let slip the truth about the single market. Brexit will never be the same again
Now the rest of Britain will ask, ‘if it’s so great, why aren't we in it too?’
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I’m happy Steve Baker’s got closure – now, what about the rest of us?
The ex-‘Brexit hard man’ hopes his mental struggles are now over, yet millions continue to suffer because of policies he espoused
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Is Brexit fucking us up? Or is it the weather?
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Poland will outgrow Britain unless we break our addiction to tax cuts
Keir Starmer’s target is laudable, but it requires a political sea change
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Brussels sealed the deal… but can Sunak sell it?
The EU is watching what comes next with hope… and some scepticism
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Has Sunak done enough?
The prime minister has got his agreement with the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol – but will it be enough to stop a rebellion?
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A failing government in a hurry
The race to remove European laws from the British statute book is happening for the worst of reasons
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Boris Johnson’s latest intervention is more bad news for Sunak’s deal
The former prime minister shows he is only interested in himself, not Northern Ireland
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Sunak’s weakness could allow hard Brexiters to strip away our human rights
Pulling Britain out of the ECHR to appease his party’s hardliners would be a disaster
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Brexit has wrecked your enterprise
Star Trek actor George Takei still finds much about British politics highly illogical
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Think the tomato shortages are bad? You ain’t seen nothing yet
A food industry expert warns that parts of the food chain may collapse when Brexit checks come in later this year
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Anti-Brexit float heads to German carnival
Campaigners took a float depicting a grotesque ‘Miss Brexit 2023’ to the Düsseldorf Carnival
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Was Liz Truss a genius after all?
The short-lived PM’s new big idea sounds suspiciously familiar…
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Tomato shortage leaves Brexit Britain red-faced
Supermarkets left with empty shelves as Morocco restricts its exports to the UK
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Are we the new Italy?
Our economy is suffering the same problems of low growth and poor productivity experienced by our Italian neighbour
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Resignation watch: The four ministers who could quit over the Protocol deal
Brexit, Northern Ireland and the Tories – what could possibly go wrong?
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Boris Johnson doesn’t care about Northern Ireland… only himself
The ex-PM’s Protocol intervention once again shows that it’s all about him
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These are the most vulnerable Brexit-backing MPs at the next election
From true believers to born-again Leavers, all look set to lose their seats
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Will you miss them? 10 Brexiteers who are standing down at the next election
The only bad news is we’re still stuck with them for now
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Sunak’s NI deal: the EU suggested it years ago
The Brexiters who destroyed Theresa May over her Protocol deal are now copying her ideas
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Might the government’s citizens backdown be a sign of a more sensible relationship with the EU?
A climbdown on a legal challenge to a decision on EU citizens' rights could just signal a more mature approach to Brexit
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Britain’s creative block
From Shaun the Sheep to Grand Theft Auto, Brexit is choking the arts, and the government is doing nothing about it
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What does Nicola Sturgeon’s shock resignation mean for Scottish hopes of ditching Brexit?
The first minister has stepped down after eight years, appearing to admit she is a hindrance to winning independence and therefore rejoining the EU
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Sunak’s pretence that Brexit bad news isn’t real will damage our economy even further
New figures put the cost at £1,000 of leaving the EU at per household per year