The Remain strategy: Region-by-region voting guide
A cut-out-and-keep voting guide for Remainers trying to work out how to vote this week.
Just in case you're interested, this is what the European parliament actually does
We are electing MEPs into one of the most unusual and influential parliaments in the world. This is how it works.
Up close and personal with the Brexit party pyramid scheme
Attending Farage rallies reveals a world of genuine frustration and misplaced anger.
Week in Review: A complete and utter waste of seven weeks
Cross party talks fall apart, exactly as predicted, with nothing to show for them except some meaningless half-formed ideas about non-existent customs unions.
Opinion Former Articles
Action on UN standards to tackle hate
Article 19 explore how States should respond to rising intolerance.
Labour's plans for a real living wage would be life changing for many people
A minimum wage of £10 will lift millions of people out of poverty
Comment & Analysis
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Fourth time lucky: May's pitiful gambit
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Both parties frozen in terror as Brexit destroys the system
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Time for the Tories to sober up
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Week in Review: Stasis is underpriced
The best possible assumption in Brexit is that the most boring thing imaginable is the most likely to occur.
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The Brexit party is a post-politics entity
The Brexit party has no policy, no arguments and no ideas. Instead it is running on an emotional narrative of betrayal.
Opinion Formers
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High standards can be one of the strongest messages in CTA brand, says new President
In his inaugural speech as President of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), Glyn Fullelove will today say that high professional standards has the potential to be one of the strongest positive messages in the CTA (Chartered Tax Adviser) brand. He will say there is no place for any tax advisers who promote avoidance schemes in the CIOT.
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BASC will ensure views on Scotland general licences are expressed “loud and clear”
BASC will ensure the views of the shooting community are fully represented in a consultation into the future of general licences in Scotland announced today.
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BASC highlights role shooters play in tackling invasive species to MPs
BASC has highlighted to MPs the importance of the role the shooting community plays in protecting threatened species by carrying out effective control of invasive species.
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Success! Humanists UK begins delivering training to Home Office staff on asylum claims
Home Office caseworkers have begun receiving mandatory training on religion or belief asylum claims from Humanists UK experts, in a move that will improve officials’ understanding of humanist and non-religious asylum applications.
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