Brandon Lewis admits the government plans to “break international law“. What now?
The cabinet minister's statement raise questions barely conceivable for a functioning Western democracy.
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Is it possible to break international law “in a limited way”?
Governments do put aside international law on occasion, but the UK appears poised to make a more significant departure.
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Boris Johnson’s disregard for the withdrawal agreement will cost him in Northern Ireland
Politicians agree a rewriting of policy would show “contempt” for Northern Ireland's people and businesses.
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Is a no-deal Brexit now inevitable?
Boris Johnson’s threat to walk away from negotiations with the EU should be taken seriously.
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The British government’s national food strategy is a step in the right direction
The proposals would help eliminate childhood hunger and guarantee agricultural standards after Brexit.
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By using “Remainer“ as an insult, Boris Johnson shows he has no interest in reuniting the country
Unable to respond to the crises in public health and the economy, Johnson has reverted to the divisive rhetoric of…
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How likely is a no-deal Brexit?
Access to British and European waters could yet be the issue that prevents a EU-UK trade deal.
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Brexit isn’t done: What next for the UK’s universities?
The higher education and research sector is concerned about becoming a bargaining chip for Boris Johnson.
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