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Eleanor Longman-Rood

Priti Patel brands her old department “secretive and evasive”

Tory in-fighting shows no signs of halting as Patel takes aim at her successor’s plans to house asylum seekers within spitting distance from her own constituency

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André de Freitas takes Portuguese laughs to Edinburgh

Portuguese comedian André De Freitas is on a mission to put his country on the map, one joke at a time

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Iain Dale and Zac Goldsmith may be switching sides. Is the country next?

The Tories are losing their loyalists and they’re running straight into Labour’s arms

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Brexit Britain’s Got No Talent: Visa scheme gets just three applicants

The ‘brightest and best’ have failed to arrive. What could have put them off?

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The government’s barges will not ‘stop the boats’, says migration expert

The Bibby Stockholm is branded an empty gesture to fix a crisis of the government’s own making

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The government faces a climbdown on its ludicrous plan to house refugees on Ascension Island

With their Rwanda project in doubt, the Tories went for Plan B. Now they need a Plan C

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In yet another Brexit climbdown, checks on fresh food from EU are postponed again

The news comes the same week as the government’s U-turn over its stance on CE marks

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It’s hard to say cheers to the government’s Brexit pub guarantee

Rishi Sunak says he wants to protect the price of your pint - but membership in the EU didn’t stop him

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Christmas food at risk as new Brexit regulations leave businesses out in the cold – again

Many businesses are unprepared for the new rules which will come into effect from October 31

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Why do French police kill French Algerian boys?

The award-winning author, Faïza Guène, wants to make sure the descendants of people from France’s colonies are no longer overlooked and calls for the generational trauma to end here

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Sadiq Khan’s (not-so) secret message for Keir Starmer: It’s time to talk about Brexit

The London mayor has expressed his frustration about the elephant in the room

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ULEZ won Uxbridge, not the Conservatives

The Conservatives held onto Boris Johnson’s former seat by just 495 votes. That doesn’t mean the constituency can be a yardstick for the next general election result

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Is Bastille Day becoming French London’s vanishing holiday?

French people in London have always put on a good party for Le Quatorze Juillet. But for how much longer?

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Almost two-thirds of Brits think Brexit has been a failure

According to a new YouGov poll, just 12% think leaving the European Union has been a success

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Britain is still missing out on millions by not joining Horizon – and New Zealand has stolen a march on us

A Kiwi scientist is urging the UK to re-enter the research programme as Rishi Sunak dithers

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Thanks to Brexit, it’s far from a Lush life for business

The co-founder of ethical cosmetics company Lush has blamed Brexit for its fall in European demand

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Is it time to rejoin the single market? Tobias Ellwood says yes

The Senior Tory MP has called on both the government and Labour to show courage and admit that Brexit has failed

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Evgeny Afineevsky introduces the everyday Ukrainians fighting for freedom

A master documentarian returns to Ukraine to show the effects of Putin’s bloody invasion on the lives of ordinary people

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The woman who hid Anne Frank

New series A Small Light explores Miep Gies’s acts of humanity – and it prompted a look at my own family history

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A flat “no” for generation rent in London

The rental market in the capital is bad and getting worse

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Can the G7 deliver for Gen Z?

Young people will spend their lives in the shadow of the problems discussed at the G7 summit. Is real help at hand?

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Good cop, bad cop

East Germany’s first black policeman started the 1990s as a media phenomenon, but ended it in jail. A new series tells his story

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Britain’s youth overwhelmingly back rejoining the EU – but will Labour listen?

ITV’s Youth Tracker found 86% of 18-25-year-olds in favour

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Will Rishi Sunak’s Brexit bonfire U-turn further divide the Tories?

Now just 800 of a proposed 4,000 EU laws will be scrapped, and the ERG are furious

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Is Italy a feminist success story?

The country has its first female leader and the highest number of women working in law in Europe. Has Italy changed?

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Is the government retreating from its post-Brexit bonfire of rights?

The Retained EU Law Bill would scrap over 4,000 pieces of legislation

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The baby crying for better breastfeeding laws in Spain

A campaign group in Spain is seeking better legal protection for women who experience harassment while breastfeeding in public. Will the rest of Europe follow?

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Sanna Marin suffers an electoral defeat as Finland’s Conservatives emerge victorious

Marin, one of Europe’s youngest leaders, has failed to secure a second term in power

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Even AI thinks Brexit was a ‘bad idea’

Google is dragged into a debate over political bias after its new chatbot says Britain should have stayed in the EU

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Mike Galsworthy becomes chair of the European Movement

He succeeds Lord Andrew Adonis in the role

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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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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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