The Tory-DUP deal makes a united Ireland easier to deliver
Increased spending in Northern Ireland could start to bring north and south together
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Election night 2017 as-it-happens
Rolling coverage throughout the evening and morning, as the results of general election 2017 come in.
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Working class Erdington shows there is no such thing as a safe Labour seat
Erdington should be a dead cert for Labour but the party faces a battle to cling on here
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Shock election announcement: Reaction
All the reaction to Theresa May's announcement
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May terror statement in full
The prime minister's statement on yesterday's terror attack
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Farewell, Public Order: A Musical Tribute to Gerald Kaufman 1930-2017
A tribute to the veteran Labour MP who died at 86
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Hidden cameras, mass sackings and a climate of fear: Life as a Harrods restaurant worker
It's not just the service charge that workers are upset about
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What the hell just happened? The nightmare of 2016
Leading commentators in law, politics and journalism give their take on the most shocking year in living memory.
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Week in review: Syria, Labour and the prison crisis
A round up of this week's articles
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Sanctioned at Christmas
The people at the harsh end of the benefits system
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The women forced to rely on 'baby banks' to provide for their newborn children
First there were food banks, now there are baby banks
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Pick of the week: Lib Dems, porn and Ukip
Our most-read pieces this week
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Pick of the week: Farage is now Trump's lapdog
Our five most-read pieces this week
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May's help for domestic violence victims is too little too late
Domestic violence services desperately need long-term funding
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The world has yet to wake up to the clear and present danger of Donald Trump
America's new president elect is a serious threat to international peace and order
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The council which banned crying in your own home
Community Protection Notices are being abused by local authority busybodies
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The Home Office are turning teachers into immigration officers
New census questions risk making children feel they don't belong
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Pick of the week: Corbyn's left flank begins to crumble
Our five most-read items this week
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Pick of the week: Labour ups its game
Our most-read items this week
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Labour's 170 questions for the government on Brexit
Labour has published 170 questions for the government on Brexit, one for each day before Article 50 is expected to be triggered.
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