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Forget all the cloak-and-dagger machinations of the past week: the deception and spying, the sneaking and snitching. Both ...

Rachel Reeves pulled out of an event at the London School of Economics yesterday at the last minute to join Keir Starmer in ...

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The key word here is ‘returned’. This is a revolution in international relations in the sense that we have revolved back to a ...

As Labour lock into complex talks with the EU over market access, Nigel Farage will be preparing attack lines In his own ...

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Optional' government ID cards will still cost billions to roll out and won't stop illegal immigrants from working in Britain ...