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The Notre Dame cathedral fire and archaeological devastation by Western nations

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Brexit: Who is following whom ‘up the beach’?

Brexit: Who is following whom ‘up the beach’?

October 16, 2017

Brexit: Who is following whom 'up the beach'? by Hazel Speed in Tuck Magazine

Brexit: PM lobs the ball back to EU

Brexit: PM lobs the ball back to EU

October 10, 2017

Brexit: PM lobs the ball back to EU by Hazel Speed in Tuck Magazine

Brexit: Is it time for Britain to Walk Away?

Brexit: Is it time for Britain to Walk Away?

September 27, 2017

Brexit: Is it time for Britain to Walk Away? by Hazel Speed in Tuck Magazine

Brexit: Day 1 debate: Withdrawal of UK from EU Bill

Brexit: Day 1 debate: Withdrawal of UK from EU Bill

September 8, 2017

Pedro Lastra photo   By Hazel Speed   The Withdrawal from

Brexit: Who is left to speak for Leavers?

Brexit: Who is left to speak for Leavers?

August 28, 2017

Thomas Charters photo   By Hazel Speed   First the people

The Three Brexit Musketeers fly the flag overseas

The Three Brexit Musketeers fly the flag overseas

August 1, 2017

PA photo   By Hazel Speed   Brexiteers, Boris Johnson,

Mrs May: Why Britain needs her now to deal with EU negotiations

Mrs May: Why Britain needs her now to deal with EU negotiations

May 1, 2017

Eric Vidal/Reuters   By Hazel Speed It is a bit

Dangerous Political Games

Dangerous Political Games

April 28, 2017

AFP photo   By Hazel Speed Prior to the Brexit

House of Lords reject Government’s second Brexit vote

House of Lords reject Government’s second Brexit vote

March 8, 2017

Reuters photo   By Hazel Speed Peers were advised, apparently,

Parliament must vote before UK can trigger Brexit, top court rules

Parliament must vote before UK can trigger Brexit, top court rules

January 25, 2017

Stefan Wermuth/Reuters   By Michael Holden and Estelle Shirbon Prime

Brexit – The Poison Chalice Before The Supreme Court

Brexit – The Poison Chalice Before The Supreme Court

December 6, 2016

PA photo   By Hazel Speed What a total waste

Should Mr Cameron be called to Parliament?

Should Mr Cameron be called to Parliament?

November 7, 2016

PA photo   By Hazel Speed How embarrassing, not only

Observations of an Expat: The Headless Brexiteers

Observations of an Expat: The Headless Brexiteers

October 21, 2016

AFP photo   By Tom Arms “They haven’t a clue,”

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