• Brexit,Conservative Party,European Union,Government,People,Politics,Trade

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• Civil Service,Whistleblowing

  Let’s ALL show our support for this whistleblower dismissed by DWP

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• Conservative Party,Coronavirus,Education,Labour Party,lockdown,Politics,restrictions

  Tory u-turn on primary schools is right – shame on those who supported early return

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• Conservative Party,Employment,Politics,Poverty

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• Benefits,Conservative Party,Politics,Strike Action,Trade Unions,Universal Credit

  Universal Credit staff to strike this week – but not over the state of the so-called ‘benefit’

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• Brexit,Conservative Party,Northern Ireland,People,Scottish Nationalism,UK

  The Tory death wish: They’ll have Brexit even if it destroys the UK

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• Bias,Election campaign,Labour Party,Media

  Want to know what was wrong with Labour’s Euro election campaign? Here’s your answer

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• Brexit,Brexit Party,Change UK,Conservative Party,Democracy,Election campaign,Environment,European Union,Labour Party,Liberal Democrats,Politics,UKIP

  Dismal Euro election result hides underlying causes for hope

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• Brexit,Election campaign,European Union,Labour Party,People,Politics

  Is this the first salvo in the new Labour coup?

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• Brexit,Democracy,Labour Party,People,Politics

  Get ready – another attempted Labour coup after the EU election results is looking more likely

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