Why Theresa May’s approach to Brexit might actually be the wisest one
A fudge is the only answer to this insurmountable problem.
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New Times,
New Thinking.
A fudge is the only answer to this insurmountable problem.
ByThe Tory MP accused him of voting against the Good Friday Agreement. He didn’t.
ByThe act of treason? Calling for MPs like Nadine Dorries to have a free vote on Brexit.
ByA horribly fitting moniker for these divided times.
ByBriefings for Brexit argues that the population is reaching “unsustainable levels”, but it makes this case by “setting aside economic arguments”.
ByIn the modern world, the worst excesses of the press are just a small part of a much bigger problem.
BySteve Baker was torn apart over an “outrageous smear” of Jeremy Corbyn.
ByRomance isn’t dead. It’s fit to work.
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