Lord Trimble’s challenge: does the backstop violate the Good Friday Agreement?
Trimble’s legal challenge faces some obvious hurdles.
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Why not everyone in the People’s Vote campaign is angry with Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit letter
The Labour leader’s plans are credible, serious, and could shut off any hope of remaining. But not every pro-referendum MP…
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I talked to my Leave-voting constituents about Brexit. This is what I learnt
Labour’s problem used to be Southern Discomfort. Now it is a lack of Northern Soul, writes Gloria De Piero, the…
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Will Jeremy Corbyn’s decision to risk angering Remainers backfire?
The TSSA, a trade union that is both heavily pro-Corbyn and pro-Remain, warned that Labour will suffer an electoral blow.
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Jeremy Corbyn throws his weight behind a soft Brexit in surprise letter to Theresa May
The Labour leader’s five Brexit demands are serious, credible, and put the Labour party on a path to backing Brexit.
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Will Theresa May postpone next week’s Brexit vote?
Nothing binds the Prime Minister to holding the debate on an amendable motion she promised for Valentine’s Day.
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Looking for the soul of England
The Irish writer Fintan O’Toole sees Brexit as driven by ugly insularity and imperial delusions, but he and other critics misunderstand…
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The Donald Tusk affair shows that Britain is in an abusive relationship with the EU – and we’re the abuser
Brexiteers liken European leaders to Nazis and Soviets, but the minute they answer back, they've somehow crossed the line.
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