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Diane James quits Ukip seven weeks after quitting the leadership too

The (briefly) former Ukip leader is leaving the party. 

By Julia Rampen
  • Theresa May just scrapped her own brilliant pro-business idea

    In Germany, workers on boards are common. 

    By Frances O'Grady
    16:03
  • Is Francois Fillon Marine Le Pen's dream opponent?

    The former French prime minister's unexpected surge puts him in the box seat for the Republican nomination - and the French presidency. 

    By Stephen Bush
    15:01
  • No, John McDonnell, people earning over £42,000 have not been "hit hard" by the Conservatives

    The shadow chancellor's decision to support this tax cut is as disappointing as it is innumerate. 

    By Stephen Bush
    12:57
  • Jeremy Corbyn to tell businesses Brexit is "unmistakable rejection" of status quo

    The Labour leader is speaking ahead of the Autumn Statement. 

    By Julia Rampen
    11:08
  • Let's recreate the economy that put a man on the moon

    Science and business belong together. 

    By Chi Onwurah
    09:44
  • Theresa May to pledge lowest corporate tax in the G20

    The Prime Minister is wooing businesses ahead of the Autumn Statement.

    By Julia Rampen
    07:43
  • Can International Men's Day ever be a force for good?

    Those worried about toxic masculinity try to distinguish themselves from anti-feminists.

    By David Skuzbee
    19 November
  • What Labour's row over Brexit is really about

    The policy divides are small, and the ultimate destination very similar. 

    By Stephen Bush
    18 November
  • The government is not helping the “just managing” – it’s “just managing” to help millionaires

    If it wants to put its money where its mouth is, the government must stop cuts to welfare and start moving towards universal free childcare in the Autumn Statement.

    By Rachel Reeves
    18 November
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    The Brexiteers believe that their foes will struggle to emulate their successful revolts. 

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