The government’s silence on immigration tightens its blindfold on Brexit
The expectations unleashed by the rhetoric of ‘taking back control’ are a long way from the reality.
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Minority government strikes again as ministers found in contempt of parliament
The government’s defeat on motions against its failure to disclose Brexit legal advice show Theresa May can no longer rely on…
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Article 50 can be revoked, says the EU. But what does that mean for Brexit?
For Theresa May, it’s an inauspicious start to five days of parliamentary debate ahead of the meaningful vote.
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EU tech leader: Brexit has already created 3,500 jobs in Brussels
While UK companies scramble to prepare for a no-deal disaster, Belgian tech companies are opening their doors.
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Brexit means a return to the isolationist politics of the 1930s
There is no sensible way of predicting how the story will end.
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With the DUP warning of a no confidence vote, Brexit is becoming ever more dysfunctional
It’s hard to envisage how any party could possibly pass a deal.
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Why true democrats must back Theresa May’s Brexit deal
A rejection of the agreement would embolden immeasurably those who want to defy the Leave vote.
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Sam Gyimah’s resignation means that a People’s Vote could well happen
It is now plausible that there could be enough Conservative votes for a second referendum to outweigh Labour opponents of…
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