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MPs Reject Protections For Lone Child Refugees In Brexit Bill

The government overturns its defeat in the Lords on Lord Dubs' amendment, which looked to guarantee family reunion rights for child refugees after Brexit.
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Scrapping A&E Targets Only Helps The Tories, Not Patients

As an NHS doctor under constant scrutiny, this government’s constant and repeated ability to escape accountability infuriates me, Dr Dominic Pimenta writes.
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What Putin's 'Out Of Character' Abrupt Power Move Actually Means

On Wednesday, the entire Russian government resigned. Here's why.
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Terminally Ill Campaigners Urge Government To Scrap 'Disgraceful' Benefits Rules

"It is absolutely disgraceful that dying people are treated this way.”
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The Government’s Attempt To Suppress BDS Is An Assault On Fundamental Freedoms

The proposed legislation must be opposed not just by those for whom justice for the Palestinian people is a core campaign, but by all who care about safeguarding fundamental democratic principles, writes Ben Jamal.
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Boris Johnson Under Fire For Failing To Update MPs On Iraq Crisis

Labour leader to turn up to lead for the Opposition but defence secretary will update MPs
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Britain Isn't Polarised - Voters Just Want An End To Paralysis

Getting Brexit Done will suffice for an election campaign: getting Britain fixed will be the real test, writes Julian McCrae.
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Honours List Address Breach Condemned As 'Complete Disaster' Amid Calls For Inquiry

More than a thousand addresses were published "in error" on the government's own website.
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Commemorative 50p Coins Announced For January Brexit – Months After Delay Meant They Had To Be Destroyed

The celebratory coins are planned to enter general circulation on January 31.
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Power Has Drained From The Commons. So Who Will Keep Johnson In Check?

It's going to be a blue Christmas for Labour but will it be a blue decade?
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