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PM’s rejection of ‘half in, half out’ deal will test nerves of currency markets
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The UK PM has already given strong hints on the sort of deal she would like
Advanced billing for PM’s speech bound to lead to sense of dismay in EU capitals
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Poorly scrutinised tax changes lead to confusion, errors and U-turns, according to the study
Numbers out of work this year will grow faster than those in work for first time outside a recession since the 1980s
People favour friends and contacts as sources of news
Great Repeal Bill would allow government to repeal or amend laws with little scrutiny
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