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Sebastian PayneFinancial Times |
Clwyd county is key to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s efforts to win the election
The question is whether they value secession from the UK more than EU exit
Conservatives’ chances in the next UK election lie in offering hope to struggling communities
The party is targeting disgruntled Remain-supporting Conservative voters
The high-speed rail line is helping to reinvigorate the once industrial heart of England
Political upheaval following the Brexit vote is eroding ancient loyalties
The transport secretary has racked up a litany of failures and should resign
The prime minister faces a huge battle, but rebellious MPs might be changing their minds
Brexit is about to become softer and this could be the final straw for many Tory MPs
Britain’s bright future out of the bloc is being tarnished by the will of Brussels
Even if the rebels prevail, the Brexit fundamentals remain the same
Commons has taken control of Brexit and prime minister can no longer ignore MPs
The hiring of Tommy Robinson is proof that it is focused on cultural issues, not Brexit
The British prime minister has been criticised as weak and a sellout, but there is no better alternative
PM must first persuade cabinet and then the Commons
The UK chancellor offers a bit more public spending but little vision
Conservatives are increasingly confident of winning the ‘meaningful vote’ next month
There is a long list of candidates ready to lead the Conservatives into the future
The UK Labour leader’s populist policies and rhetoric chime with a mood for change
London’s focus is shifting from promoting liberal democracy to Brexit
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