Brexit bill passing heralds game of winner takes all
We are quickly learning the key lesson of Brexit: it is a game of winner takes all. We will now find out what happens when the Brexiters face no restraint.
‘Legislation as performance art’ in a speech short on pomp but with plenty of circumstance
Everything about yesterday’s State Opening of Parliament seemed to underline an entirely new, disjointed reality.
The future of British Europeanism
Remain has been defeated. But the Remain movement is now the only viable opposition to Johnson’s government.
The last days of hope
Just one more day to go. And then we find out if the most poisonous political culture this country has seen will a mandate.
Tories blame migrants for their own failure on security
The dust hadn’t even settled on the London Bridge terror attack before they went into attack mode.
Strapped-in and outplayed: How Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan undermines Britain
Tory manifesto laid bare. Boris Johnson is making all the same old Theresa May mistakes, one by one.
Thousands of European children at risk from Home Office immigration scheme
The children of European parents face a variety of problems securing their status in the UK after Brexit.
Govt backs down over no-deal Brexit refugee funding betrayal
Public outcry over no-deal refugee service cuts forces government U-turn, but there’s still no long-term plan.
Election 2019: Remainers have one last chance
It’s on. Britain is going to the polls again. And there’s a chance – just a chance – that this Brexit mess will be sorted one way or the other.
Election showdown: Future of Brexit comes down to fight over three days
The exact date of the election could define whether Johnson gets a chance to try and force through his Brexit deal beforehand.
