* general election 2017

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"The phrase "less haste, more speed" could be applied equally to May's decision to call a general election and her mad rush to trigger Article 50."

May’s Brexit tactics are as awful as her election strategy

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"Who's to know how the vote would have gone if people had opted for who they really believe in?"

Millions of votes were wasted at the election – it’s time for change

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"While the election may represent the end of Brexitland, Brexit continues"

The Brexit vision is over

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"Had the the left-of-centre vote not remained so terribly split, the 2017 election could have returned a whopping progressive majority of 124 seats"

What should Britain’s progressive majority do next?

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"Unpredictable results and shock waves have become the norm"

Five things we have learned from the election

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"With another election looming, there are many reasons to be cheerful as a Liberal Democrat."

Lib Dems: Reasons to be cheerful

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Britain faces a political crisis at a national crunch point

Britain is on the brink of a national political crisis

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