Jess Phillips’s Diary: Scorched earth in parliament, a hotline to Macron – and Phoebe Waller-Bridge for PM
I consider myself to be a pretty good storyteller. I can normally spin long drawn-out days in the Commons into…
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Kezia Dugdale: “The best-case scenario for Brexit in Scotland is that it doesn’t happen”
The walk from Edinburgh Waverley station to the Scottish Parliament features nearly as many flags of the European Union as…
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Labour MPs who back Theresa May’s Brexit deal are betraying the national interest
Support for the Tories’ agreement would harm the UK economically, geopolitically and democratically.
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Labour’s Brexit policy is long past its sell-by date
Most people think about Brexit as a binary divide. While true in terms of Remaining or Leaving, this framework is…
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Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit walkout is a disaster, but not for the reasons you think
Theresa May’s summit of party leaders has ended in acrimony after Jeremy Corbyn walked out of talks, citing the presence…
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Joe Haines’s Diary: My ceiling TV, Robert Maxwell’s guns and how Harold Wilson would have handled Brexit
There’s a never-ending pleasure in seeing one’s work in print. When the excitement fades you have ceased to be a…
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Ken Dodd’s nostalgic comedy, Brexit’s upside and why we should boycott the World Cup
Was the late comedian’s continuing appeal an early sign of the nostalgia that led to the Brexit vote?
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How People’s Vote destroyed itself
The campaign for a second referendum, led by the PR guru Roland Rudd and former Labour and Lib Dem spin…
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