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Euroviews. Business owners must show leadership over Brexit - even if Tory leadership hopefuls are not ǀ View
No longer party leader as of 7 June 2019, May will officially step down as prime minister during the week of 22 July. With the leadership candidates all demonstrating vastly different opinions regarding Brexit, there is still a great deal of uncertainty about how the next few months will play out.
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Red to green and fresh faces to burst the Brussels Bubble
This week the left-wing had a good week as the Social Democats swept the polls in Denmark, new MEPs continue to arrive in Brussels, we me a doctor who treated migrants arriving in Lampedusa and we also look ahead to next week.
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Euroviews. Theresa's tears prove Britain needs more emotion in public life ǀ View
Those blaming May for not showing more emotion earlier in her time in Downing Street should ask themselves what they would have said if she actually had. In Britain, we can only let the mask slip as we leave. We must maintain the poker face until we fold.
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Euroviews. The centre can hold: Reassembling a broken party system for the new century ǀ View
When historians open their laptops and look back at the latter half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st, one of the key psephological trends they will notice is the decline of the two main political parties’ vice-like grip on the electoral system.
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History will not be kind to Theresa May, political expert tells Euronews
Political expert Professor Tim Bale says history will not judge Theresa May kindly.
The British Prime Minister is today widely expected to announce the date she will step down as Prime Minister.
She is to shortly meet Graham Brady, chairman of the Conservative MPs' backbench 1922 committee.