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Home-made passports and unpaid parking fines for radicals who reject federal state
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An Alphaville investigation on the law of abandoned vessels.
British PM misjudged the mood of EU leaders in Salzburg
The UK prime minister postures, while the EU concentrates on process
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The supermarket’s new discount chain is too parochial to beat Aldi and Lidl
US median income growth is slowing when it ought to be picking up
Theresa May’s Chequers ideas still have some life in them
August figures show unexpected rise after four months of steady improvements in public finances
Washington has added 33 new names to barred list over alleged election interference
The danger is that the next step she takes will leave her even more politically marooned
