The EU election results seemed to produce a result that meant you could interpret them however you wanted to, whichever side of the Brexit divide you may be on. The Conservative's gear up for their long-awaited leadership election with a ridiculous amount of candidates eyeing up the job of Prime Minister.

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European elections are on the horizon and explicitly anti-Brexit parties as well as Nigel Farage's Brexit Party have seen recent poll boosts. Local elections saw heavy losses for the Tories and more complex picture for the Labour party than many had reported on. Plus, picking apart more questionsable frontpage stories ran by the Times.

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New Centrist Party Change UK - The Independent Group have launched their election campaign for the European Parliament. It's not going great with candidates suspended and marketing blunders galore.

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Dissatisfied Leave voters are leaving the Conservative party in droves and it's showing in the polls. UKIP announce controversial candidates for the European elections. Nigel Farage launches his Brexit party.

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With options running out for Theresa May, will she be forced to call another disasterous but entirely necessary general election? And how long will she survive as leader of her party as eurosceptic Conservative MPs begin to turn against her?

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After another white supremacist terrorist attack, the individuals on the far-right driving the rhetoric that influences this violence come up with bullshit defences. Large parts of the media are also aghast that anyone would highlight the fact that mainstream organisations consistently publish racist content that drives hostilities to muslim communities.

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Theresa May's Brexit deal is going up for another vote in the Commons... and looks set to be voted down again. What happens next? More votes on more scenarios, and we run through them. Plus, the tragic case of the needless death of Shamima Begum's baby.

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Labour announce they will support moves to propose a second Brexit referendum if their plans are voted down by parliament. With three Tories resigning to join the so-called 'Independent Group', how can they caolesce around any policy positions? And Michael Segalov writes in The Guardian on what the Labour party should implement to tackle antisemitism in the party.

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A small group of Labour centrists have finally decided to split from the party after years of threatening to do so. But who are these people that most people haven't heard of, what is their record and what do they stand for?

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