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It’s little wonder that so many people are frustrated and fatigued by the Brexit shambles. For the last three years Theresa May has manoeuvred

Tory Britain is ruining lives. MPs have been forced to launch an inquiry into how the rollout of Universal Credit (UC) has pushed some women to work as prostitutes.

Votes that aren’t “meaningful”. Votes on the already defeated policies of a government without a majority. And votes blocked by parliamentary conventions from over 400 years ago.

The Tories’ Brexit crisis has descended further into farce. But behind the absurdity is a deep panic in the ruling class.

Thousands of workers have been plunged into an uncertain future as outsourcing giant Interserve collapsed into ­administration last week.

A man who took part in mass shootings at two mosques in New Zealand was a self-declared fascist.

Theresa May has to be driven out of office after another shattering defeat in parliament on Tuesday night.

There is still time to put forward anti-racist arguments over Brexit, argues?Tomáš Tengely-Evans

Tory chancellor Philip Hammond’s spring statement this week follows a decision from MPs last week to continue with a freeze on many benefits.

Amid the stifling narrowness of official politics in Britain, there are some very welcome signs of change this week.

The treatment of Shamima Begum has highlighted the racism at the heart of the government and its immigration rules.

Shocking new figures have revealed the terrible toll inflicted by the Tory benefit freeze ahead of chancellor Philip Hammond’s spending statement on Wednesday.