* general election 2019

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Growing from the cracks: A new constitutional reform movement is needed

Without a constitutional reform movement, we’re done for

*Blog

Reset: The Brexit debate now starts again, on different terms.

Week in Review: Make them own it

*Comment & Analysis

Many Remain campaigners have felt despondent since the election result.

Reflections of a grassroots anti-Brexit activist

*Blogs

Corbyn defenders have relied on attacks on the media to explain his election performance.

Don’t blame the media for Corbyn’s failure – blame him

*Comment & Analysis

Labour leadership election: Who can vote and how does it work?

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Jeremy Corbyn and his wife Laura Alvarez wait for the declaration of his seat as Labour seats fell across the country.

A night of horror: Now the fight for the left begins

*Comment & Analysis

Corbyn: A doomed project propped up by tribal loyalists

Corbyn catastrophe: It went exactly as wrong as critics said it would

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BASC given permission to bring judicial review of Defra decision

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has been granted permission by the High Court to bring a judicial review of Defra’s decision to withdraw the general licence (GL43) that allowed the release of gamebirds in certain areas of England. BASC’s ‘Fighting Fund’ is being used to support the High Court challenge. BASC chief executive Ian… Read more »

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Concern over doctors’ health needs as legislation to regulate PAs and AAs introduced

Long overdue legislation setting out the regulatory framework for physician assistants (PAs) and anaesthesia assistants (AAs) has been published today. Commenting on the legislation, Dr Michael Devlin, head of professional standards and liaison at the MDU said: “This important piece of legislation not only introduces much needed regulation for PAs and AAs, it will also be… Read more »

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Rejoin: Not short-term, but not long-term either

The future of British Europeanism

Remain has been defeated. But the Remain movement is now the only viable opposition to Johnson’s government.

*Comment & Analysis

Votes where they matter: New registrations could prove vital in a few key seats

The marginals where new voters matter

Newly registered voters could play a key role in the outcome of nearly 30 seats the Tories are hoping to win tomorrow, according to figures seen by Politics.co.uk.

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