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PUBLISHED: 14:25 30 November 2018 | UPDATED: 14:26 30 November 2018

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May’s Tory party ‘destroying itself’ claims breakaway MP Wollaston

Independent Group MPs Sarah Wollaston, Anna Soubry and Heidi Allen Pic: PA

Theresa May back to chasing unicorns after winning back Tory Brexiteers

Theresa May arrives to attend a church service near her Maidenhead constituency. Photograph: Steve Parsons/PA Wire.

Barroso: There is room for talks, but UK will still suffer

Former president of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso speaking at Euronews' Over & Out event in London (Pic: Euronews)

Health secretary urged to quit to block no-deal Brexit

Health Secretary Matt Hancock. Photograph: Kirsty O'Connor/PA.

Learning the wrong lessons from history

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Stage Review: Superhoe at the Royal Court, London

Nicôle Lecky performing in Superhoe. Picture: Helen Marray/Royal Court Theatre.

The screwball sounds of 1923

circa 1926: Dancers demonstrating steps from the 'Charleston'. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Minister can name two Brexit things government has made its mind up on since 2017

Brexit minister Chris Heaton-Harris. Photograph: House of Commons.

‘Please don’t go’: Senior Labour figures and Momentum react to rumours of party split

Labour activists Momentum got down with the kids to make a video begging Chuka Umunna: 'Please don't go'. Picture: Momentum

Second Brexit referendum only ‘in extremis’, says shadow chancellor

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has said that a second referendum should only be sought 'in extremis'. Picture: BBC

‘The prime minister is tearing up our constitution’: Margaret Beckett

MP Margaret Beckett made scathing comments about Theresa May's handling of Brexit on Sky's Sophy Ridge programme. Picture: Sky

Airbus boss doubles down on Brexit no deal ‘catastrophe’ warning

Airbus UK vice CEO Katherine Bennett warned that a no deal Brexit would be a 'catastrophe' on the Andrew Marr show. Picture: BBC

MANDRAKE: David Davis pockets £150,000 since quitting as Brexit minister

David Davis pockets £150,000 since quitting as Brexit minister. (BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images)

The cult of the Kovacs

circa 1955: American actors Ernie Kovacs (1919 - 1962), smoking a cigar, and Edie Adams pose inside a cylindrical spinning amusement park ride, while children watch from the background. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

John Ruskin: the revolutionary reactionary

English writer and art critic John Ruskin (1819 - 1900). Original Artist: By Elliott & Fry. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Britain’s hi-tech future of glue sticks and ink pads

The Post Office offers International Driving Permit services in branches across the UK. Photograph: PA/Anthony Upton.

MITCH BENN: Uncomfortably numb

Pro Brexit supporters outside the Houses of Parliament, London, ahead of the House of Commons vote on the Prime Minister's Brexit deal. Photo credit: Yui Mok/PA Wire

PAUL KNOTT: Nigeria is still waiting for the leader it deserves

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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL: How we shifted to a blindfold Brexit

People's Vote supporters wearing blindfolds and carrying placards assemble in Parliament Square ahead of the Brexit debate in the House of Commons. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire.

Fatal trap on the cruel sea

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Bed and Brexit: The guest house which is new Farage HQ

The Annapurna guest house in Lingwood, Norfolk which is the new Nigel Farage HQ.

JONATHAN CHAPLIN: The only option we have left is to revoke Article 50

A pro-EU supporter holds a flag at a rally against Brexit. Photograph; Victoria Jones/PA.

Nigel’s new party poopers

Nigel Farage has backed the Brexit Party. Picture: PA/Kirsty O'Connor

The grim truth behind ‘Global Britain’ myth

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Leading charities call on the government to protect already struggling families from Brexit

Leading charities are calling on the Government to take urgent action to prevent struggling families from falling into poverty after the UK leaves the EU.

Has the Trump 2020 train derailed?

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a rally at the El Paso County Coliseum on February 11, 2019 in El Paso, Texas. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Car manufacturers warn customers may have to pay more for their new wheels post-Brexit

A 10% price increase would see an entry-level example of the Porsche 911 rise to £102,421 from £93,110. PHOTO DIRK WAEM

BONNIE GREER: Liam Neesom and our fragile code of civility

Liam Neeson in Taken 3. Picture: Contributed

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse.. Boris is back

Boris Johnson waves after giving a speech during a fringe event on the sidelines of the third day of the Conservative Party Conference 2018. (Photo: BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images)

A YEAR IN MUSIC: 2012, Britain before the fall

Fireworks during the London Olympic Games 2012 Opening Ceremony at the Olympic Stadium. Picture: ABACA/PA Images

PAUL KNOTT: A Swiss solution to calm populist surge

Swiss flag and The fountain Jet d'Eau at Lake Geneva. Picture: Athanasios Gioumpasis/Getty Images

PETER TRUDGILL: Ancient patterns of languages that defy logic

Abbesses Square in Paris, ' I love you ' in 250 languages, work of Fréderic Barton and Claire Kito. Picture: Maxppp/PA Images

TRACY KING: The problem with science’s war on terror

GARTH CARTWRIGHT: Even more of The Specials

The Specials have released Encore, their first new album in 39 years. From left, Golding, Hall, Panter. Picture: Island Records

BARNABY TOWNS: No pluses to a Canada deal

Canadian flags flying in a strong wind but a Canada deal has few benefits. Picture: Bayne Stanley/ZUMA Wire

STAGE REVIEW: Tortured by a playwright

Cate Blanchett and Stephen Dillane in When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other. Picture: Stephen Cummiskey 2019

CLAUDIA PRITCHARD: Pierre Bonnard - a painter who found inspiration in domesticity

Artist Pierre Bonnard with daschund Poucette in 1941. Picture: Andre Ostier

GREAT EUROPEAN LIVES: Crime and Punishment author Fyodor Dostoevsky

A portrait of novelist and essayist, Fyodor Dostoevsky from 1872. Picture: Universal History Archive/Getty Images

RICHARD LUCK: Sergio Parisse - the Six Nations giant carrying a nation

Sergio Parisse, one of rugby's greats and Italian rugby's greatest. Picture: AnthonyBIBARD/FEP/Panoramic.

RACHEL JOHNSON: If Brexiteers really want Brexit, why not leave Northern Ireland in the EU?

A mock checkpoint manned by actors dressed as customs officers constructed during an anti-Brexit rally at the Irish border near Carrickcarnan, Co Louth. Picture: PA/Brian Lawless

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