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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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"If it's smart, the DUP will be keep its influence over Theresa May as low key as possible."

‘Burning but flourishing’: The frenzied religious politics of the DUP

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Arlene Foster is due to meet Theresa May tomorrow to discuss a deal

A deal between the Tories and the DUP will be a disaster for Northern Irish politics

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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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"Labour was right to be prepared for an election this year and it should remain in a state of readiness."

It was a good night for Labour but there are lessons to learn

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Jeremy Corbyn has put Labour in a position to challenge for an outright majority

Labour now has a clear route to an overall majority

Labour’s election surge under Jeremy Corbyn has put numerous targets within touching distance

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Theresa May has run a ghost campaign - invisible to most voters, with an apparition of a manifesto

Lend May your vote for Brexit, and she’ll keep it for everything else

Theresa May, not Jeremy Corbyn, represents the real leap of faith in this election

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"Of all the things Theresa May hates, and it's a long list, human rights law is at the forefront"

Theresa May’s attack on human rights is an attack on us all

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"No one should feel obliged to vote against the party they actually support."

Tomorrow I’ll be ‘swapping’ my vote and betraying my party membership

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Corbyn's manifesto has attracted plaudits - but welfare is its big blind spot

Why Labour’s welfare mess matters

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"When May took over the Home Office in 2011, she overhauled Prevent"

May’s failure on terror isn’t restricted to police cuts – Prevent is her responsibility too

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"What May proposed was a pre-existing manifesto policy intended to dismantle the internet as it currently exists"

May’s response to terror shows she doesn’t understand the internet

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Nick Timothy has had a terrible campaign, but Hammond has allowed the Tories nothing but gruel

Philip Hammond, not Nick Timothy, is the Tories’ weak link in this election

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"Merkel's remarks, made in a beer tent during a weekend party rally, were taken by many commentators to signal a new approach."

Merkel’s new world order?

News

Jeremy Corbyn has a huge lead among younger voters

Exclusive: newly registered voters focused on student seats

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Theresa May is scrambling for Ukip votes to rescue her floundering campaign

Week in Review: Running to catch the purple train

*Comment & Analysis

Caroline Lucas in the Calais camp last year. The Green party leader is standing up for a deal which allows continued free movement.

Caroline Lucas: I’ll do what other leaders won’t – stand up for free movement

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"So a large part of the Tory campaign nightmare seems to have come true. Does that mean a hung parliament – or even a Labour win? No."

The polls may be all over the place, but expect a week of Brexit followed by a Tory win

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