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REVEALED: Brits say EU citizens should have the ‘right to remain’ after Brexit
Despite a relentless media campaign against migrants, voters think the three million EU nationals living in the UK should be able to stay indefinitely.
Ministers are taking a huge risk if they back a hard nuclear Brexit
A cross-party committee of MPs is warning the government that ‘no deal’ for our nuclear sector could have extremely damaging consequences.
John McDonnell said Parliament could move out of London, and why not?
There’s strong opposition to moving parliamentarians out of the Palace of Westminster for renovation works, but some of the arguments don’t stack up.
EXCLUSIVE: 1 in 10 say they are likely to protest Trump’s visit in February
With the US ambassador saying today the visit will go ahead, it looks like we might be about to see some of the biggest protests in recent UK history.
The Chancellor thinks disabled workers aren’t productive. Here’s why he’s wrong
Last week Philip Hammond effectively blamed the UK’s productivity problem on disabled workers, which is not only offensive but also incorrect.
Tom Brake: Attitudes to Brexit have shifted. We need a public vote on the deal
New Left Foot Forward polling shows the public have turned against Brexit – a true democracy would give them a second vote.
The government’s latest cure for financial economic crime is another placebo
The government launched a new agency for tackling financial crime today. It will make little or no difference though. Here’s why.
Is this the start of the next big student rent strike?
Students at Sussex University are going on rent strike after their Vice Chancellor was given a £230k bonus.
I’m demanding the release of the hidden Brexit impact assessments in the High Court. Here’s why
Green MEP Molly Scott Cato has applied for a judicial review trying to force the government to release the Brexit papers they say don’t exist.
EXCLUSIVE: MPs should have vote on Brexit ‘divorce bill’ and final deal, say public
The findings come amid a growing backbench rebellion, with MPs demanding a ‘meaningful’ Parliamentary vote on the final Brexit deal.