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Ioan Marc Jones: Labour has become a protest movement - against itself
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George Pascoe-Watson: Theresa May bars the door to anyone not helping the 'have-nots'
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Kevin Maguire: The Corbynistas are the masters now
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Frank Browne: Theresa May is not for dawdling
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James Frayne: The toughest job in the cabinet has fallen to Liam Fox
The leading Brexiteer finds himself walking into an intellectual and policy wasteland.
Peter Bingle: The era of the Notting Hill Boys has come to a bloody end
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Ioan Marc Jones: Owen Smith is Labour’s best chance of avoiding a split
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Abi Wilkinson: Labour has an Eagle, but it needs a miracle
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Euan McColm: The Corbyn effect has spread north and hit Scottish Labour
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David Osland: Talk of a Corbyn 'cult' is offensive and untrue
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Steve Richards: The Tory leadership contest is another Brexit fantasy world
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Ayesha Hazarika: Corbyn has got wasted on the Kool-Aid
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George Pascoe-Watson: We never really got to see Full Cameron
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