Saturday is the most important day in the entire Brexit saga

After years of constant battling, constitutional crises, divided families, political implosions and crunching, endless negotiations, events are finally about to reach their crescendo.

Brexit: What the bloody hell is going on now?

No-one really knows, but here’s what might possibly be happening. Maybe.

Johnson launches the first mythical Queen’s Speech

For the first time, the British government has proposed a legislative agenda it knows it cannot pass.

After three years of chaos, I’ve come to regret my Leave vote

The EU is far from perfect, but the costs of leaving are become plain.

Week in Review: Govt’s Oct 31st campaign the pinnacle of Brexit weirdness

A PR drive with no purpose, telling everyone how inconvenient its own policy will be, on the basis of a deadline it cannot achieve.

Following the game plan: Merkel call latest pantomime act in No.10’s Brexit’s strategy

Downing Street claim Brexit talks are dead following call with Angela Merkel show Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings moving on to the next stop in its nationalist campaign strategy.

Johnson’s Brexit proposal is riddled with problems

Finally we have some clarity on Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan to replace the backstop in Ireland. But it only raises more questions.

Johnson’s Brexit plan: No viability, no decency, no hope

Subdued speech from Boris Johnson tries to cover-up a staggeringly weak Brexit proposal.

Week in Review: ‘Both sides’ niceties neutralise anti-abuse campaign

Until we get past the false equivalence, we won’t be able to tackle the abuse which flows from Boris Johnson’s divisive Brexit rhetoric.

Bare-bones and untested: Brits in Europe face chaos under no-deal

The ad-hoc systems being installed through Europe to deal with the effects of no-deal Brexit for citizens are raising multiple alarms.