How the Brexit virus is turning the UK into a rogue state
The siren call of national greatness has blinded Britain to its true self-interest.
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Why the Tory rebels are a long-term problem for Boris Johnson
Even if ministers succeed in passing the Internal Market Bill, the risk of future rebellions may only increase.
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Boris Johnson’s short speech to Tory MPs shows he still doesn’t understand his problem
The Prime Minister’s response to MPs who think he has little time for them has deepened, not eased, their concerns.…
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Will the Conservative rebellion over Brexit defeat the government?
Even if the Internal Market Bill survives unscathed, it’s not clear why Boris Johnson believes this is a fight worth having…
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How Boris Johnson has laid the foundations for multiple crises in December
While many in Westminister still believe the Prime Minister is aiming for a Brexit deal, Downing Street's expressed aims suggest…
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Why the Conservatives are prepared to break the law over Brexit
The Tories aim to get re-elected by trapping Keir Starmer on the wrong side of a new divide over Europe.
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Why the Internal Market Bill makes a no-deal Brexit much more likely
A change to the Irish border protocol would not be a “limited” tweak to international law.
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British theatrics make no deal more likely – but the EU has already moved on from Brexit
Anxiety and genuine sadness at the UK's departure has been overtaken by the pandemic and a renewed sense of purpose…
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