Theresa May’s deal isn’t going to pass. So what’s going to happen?
The United Kingdom is heading towards very uncertain times.
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Let’s say we do have a “People’s Vote” on Brexit. How should the ballot be structured?
Any second referendum is likely to be regarded by significant portions of the population as a political stitch-up.
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There’s only one sentence in the political declaration that matters as far as Brexit goes
By ruling out the option of endless transition, the shape of the final EU-UK agreement is also sharply limited.
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Podcast: Brexit Chaos, Explained
The New Statesman podcast with Stephen Bush, Anoosh Chakelian and Patrick Maguire.
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Spain’s intervention is a reminder Scottish independence could work nicely for the EU
So long as the SNP steers clear of Catalonia, Scotland would just be another small country in a union designed…
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As Theresa May heads to Brussels to win over Tory Brexiteers, the UK moves closer to a no deal
The Prime Minister’s plan to rewrite the political declaration accompanying the withdrawal agreement could well backfire.
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What a conversation I had on the Newcastle Metro means for my vote on the Brexit deal
The next few weeks will be difficult for the country, for Parliament and the Labour party.
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Yanis Varoufakis: “The EU declared war and Theresa May played along”
The former Greek finance minister on how a bad Brexit deal became inevitable and his plan to transform Europe.
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