Why failure to secure a trade deal with the EU would leave the Union more unstable than ever
For both the Conservatives and Labour, the risk of shunning a deal with Brussels involves the further risk of allowing…
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Yanis Varoufakis’s Diary: The Brexit saga, and defending refugees in Greece
The nationalist cacophony that followed the fire at the Moria refugee camp on Lesbos ignored the shocking reality of what had…
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Boris Johnson will break almost any rule if it gives him political advantage
The Prime Minister’s approach could lead the way for a new age of law-breaking – and a more sinister politics…
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More than two-thirds of young Scots now back independence
The shift in favour of the Scottish Yes side is now the most prolonged in polling history.
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Boris Johnson’s humiliation contains a lesson for Labour
Ed Miliband's strident turn at the despatch box suggests the opposition could do more to seize the upper hand.
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Boris Johnson’s No 10 faces an ugly humbling unless it changes its ways
The Prime Minister is surrounded by people who tell him that he’s wonderful and that his opponents are irrelevant.
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How the Brexit virus is turning the UK into a rogue state
The siren call of national greatness has blinded Britain to its true self-interest.
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Why the Tory rebels are a long-term problem for Boris Johnson
Even if ministers succeed in passing the Internal Market Bill, the risk of future rebellions may only increase.
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