Archive: Brexit
The public are swinging behind soft Brexit
YouGov's new poll shows much lower support for immigration controls than before the election
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Brexit - a challenge and an opportunity
Brexit has shaken our political landscape and provides many challenges to the food and farming industry, but it also provides a unique opportunity.
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Brexit triggers project skills fear
Uncertainty over the status of EU workers in the UK following the Brexit vote is likely to lead to delays in major infrastructure projects
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Brexit vote unsettles transport sector
Government is urged to reaffirm its commitment to deliver major infrastructure schemes following Britain’s shock decision to leave the European Union
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Brexit: NOAH’s priorities for the UK animal medicines sector
NOAH has set out the priorities needed to deliver a thriving animal health sector following the UK’s exit from the EU.
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If May is serious about Brexit she needs to be straight with the public
The UK government must be clear with the public as it embarks on negotiations with the EU
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The first British defeat over Brexit happened in moments
The UK capitulated on day one
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Does Labour have a third way on Brexit?
Dig deep enough and there are signs of something interesting in Labour's Brexit plans
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Brexit talks start on Monday and we have no idea what we're doing
We have no government, no plan, no strategy, no functioning department and no hope. This is worse than the bleakest Remainer warnings.
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Know your soft Brexit
Everything you need to know about the different types of 'soft Brexit'
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Britain is on the brink of a national political crisis
This is the worst possible moment for Britain's political system to hit a deadlock
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Britain has rejected hard Brexit
Theresa May's wanted a mandate for hard Brexit. She did not get it.
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Lend May your vote for Brexit, and she'll keep it for everything else
Theresa May, not Jeremy Corbyn, represents the real leap of faith in this election
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Uncosted: The Brexit black hole in Corbyn and May's manifestos
Neither party have bothered telling voters what their Brexit policy will cost. But the truth is alarming.
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Caroline Lucas: I'll do what other leaders won't – stand up for free movement
It's time to stand up to the negativity: Being able to live, love, work and study in 27 countries is a wonderful gift.
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If May conducts Brexit like she has this election we're all in serious trouble
A series of unforced errors have hammered the Tory campaign. But what happens if May negotiates Brexit as badly as the election?
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Week in Review: The immigration target which isn't meant to be reached
We should all hope that Theresa May isn't foolish enough to try to hit her immigration target
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Tory manifesto: May lays ground for Brexit compromise
The PM has decided not to take on her critics and instead prepared to capitulate to EU demands
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Real wages fall - but not for the post-truth prime minister
We are all now getting poorer because of Brexit, but May refuses to say it out loud.
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What the hell is Labour's Brexit policy part #1,467
Labour's manifesto makes their Brexit policy no clearer
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Election 2017: What's going on with the Remain vote?
Polls show the nation as divided as ever over Brexit, so why doesn't it show in party support?
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The NHS is victim of political short termism - when will the public notice?
The public don't seem to realise the scale of the crisis facing the NHS, but it is worse than at any time in memory
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The myth of a global liberal elite hides the reality of Brexit
In the battle between the Anywheres and Somewheres, the Somewheres have won
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Brexit is starting to bite - that's why they want you to shut up
As more evidence emerges of significant harm to the UK, the demand that critics be silent becomes louder
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Brexit wasn't enough. They're trying to make this an election without experts as well
Expertise is desperately needed in today's political climate
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Local elections: Ukip aren't dead - they're in charge
The Tories have taken the Ukip vote wholesale. But what happens when it meets reality?
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The real reasons Theresa May launched her attack on Europe this week
The prime minister seems desperate not to become a David Cameron mark II
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Brexit: The gloves are off
Europe's politics get personal
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Brexit: This is what having no leverage looks like
The EU demands are building up and Britain has almost no way to fighting them
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