I fought privatisation, but renationalising our railways could do more harm than good
It could undermine huge progress made over the last two decades.
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Two in three EU nationals may leave the UK. We should be worried
The number of EU applicants for highly-skilled positions has slumped too.
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Is a “meaningful” Commons vote on the Brexit deal even possible?
MPs should have voted for proper control over the negotiating process in February 2016.
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Theresa May’s position is bad – but she could be around longer than everyone thinks
The Prime Minister is a sort of political zombie. And they are harder to kill than you'd think.
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Why the Scottish government wants to let you self-declare your gender at 16
Scotland's Equalities secretary on plans for a new law.
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How the DUP could save the Union and the Brexit talks, too
The Democratic Unionists are more pragmatic than they like to pretend.
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Police aggression can’t beat the moral force of the green movement
For the first time in my political career, I was shoved, dragged, and forcibly removed from a protest.
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The author of Article 50 says it can be reversed. Here’s why that matters
The first task for pro-Europeans is to prevent Brexiteers from pretending the question is forever settled.
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