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Russia ‘tried to swing election for Corbyn’
In Depth Experts warn it is impossible to prove who was behind social media ‘bots’
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Young man pleads guilty to voting for Labour twice in the general election
Speed Read A Corbyn supporter from Waltham Forest was caught after boasting of having voted twice on Twitter
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Facebook faces ‘fake news’ inquiry over Brexit
Speed Read MPs ask Mark Zuckerberg whether Russian-linked accounts influenced EU referendum and general election
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Germany’s AfD leader quits, leaving party in disarray
Speed Read Far-right star drops ‘bomb’ with move to sit as independent MP
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Energy firms 'hacked on UK election day'
Speed Read 'State-sponsored' cyber attackers may have harvested usernames and passwords
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The lady is for turning - again and again
Speed Read Five of the most controversial Tory U-turns during Theresa May’s one-year reign
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Why the Barnett formula isn't being applied to the Tory-DUP deal
Speed Read Is the SNP right to argue Scotland should receive £2.9bn more now Northern Ireland will receive an extra £1bn?
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Can Theresa May survive the next seven days?
In Depth The Prime Minister faces the toughest period of her time in office, with threats to her power at home and abroad
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Boris Johnson and five more 'car-crash' political interviews
In Depth The Foreign Secretary isn't the only politician who has been struck by foot-in-mouth disease on camera
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How Twitter reacted to the Queen's Speech
In Depth Online pundits offer a witty commentary on the State Opening of Parliament - but Dennis Skinner goes one better
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It was the young wot 'won' it for Jeremy Corbyn
Speed Read Labour Party boosted by biggest youth turnout at general election for 25 years, says study
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Tim Farron resigns as Lib Dem leader
Speed Read Politician says his Christian faith is incompatible with being head of his party
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Theresa May: 'I got us into this and I will get us out'
feature Prime Minister strikes a conciliatory tone as she faces backbenchers for first time since general election
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Theresa May: 'I got us into this and I will get us out'
In Depth Prime Minister strikes a conciliatory tone as she faces backbenchers for first time since general election
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