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Unhappy families Martin Fletcher How a bitter rivalry left the People’s Vote campaign in chaos

Anna Leszkiewicz on Prince Andrew Jarvis Cocker on 1980s Sheffield

Ronan Farrow My hunt for Weinstein lmogen West-Knights on women’s pain

Enlightened thinking in dark times

22-28 November 2019/£4.50

They think it’s all over Why the Tories believe they are cruising

to victory By Stephen Bush

7 4 3 1 6 2

7 7 1 3 6 4

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