LDV’s Sunday Best: our 7 most-read articles this week

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When things come together: Stoke-on-Trent and my emotions (36 comments) by Ed Fordham

Lib Dems announce regional spokespeople on Brexit (19 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Brexit mandate: Theresa May should be aware of an expiry date (34 comments) by Frank Hindle

Why Theresa May’s speech is good news (69 comments) by Mark Goodrich

Farron: May is leading Britain towards a hard Brexit that was never on the ballot paper (54 comments) by Paul Walter

The life after Brexit: what next for the EU migrants? (17 comments) by Michal Siewniak

A tale of two speeches (40 comments) by Stephen Williams

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