Peterborough: a good night for Labour but everything is still a total mess
In Peterborough Labour fought a successful campaign while the Brexit and Conservative parties underperformed, but the result takes us no closer to resolving Britain’s paralysis.
The Brexit party weak spot: Data analysis shows where Farage underperformed
Looking at the gap between the 2016 Leave vote and the Brexit party’s 2019 performance reveals a limit to Farage’s support.
What are the Tory candidates’ Brexit policies?
All the Conservative leadership candidates’ Brexit policies explained. If they have one.
Trump’s UK trade deal: An abusive relationship with a now vulnerable country
The US proposals for a trade deal under Donald Trump are one-sided and unacceptable constraining on Britain. How come Brexiters aren’t more alarmed by them?
Week in Review: The Brexit story we’re not talking about
All the attention is on the Tory leadership race between figures like Boris Johnson, Rory Stewart and Dominic Raab, but the real Brexit story lies elsewhere, and especially in the Liberal Democrat leadership fight.
Post Mortem: What the European elections tell us about a second referendum
The results suggest Remain has a narrow lead, but could face a dangerous challenge from a no-deal Brexit campaign under Farage.
Now’s the time to demand Remain MPs work together
Without coordination from Remain MPs, a Tory-Brexit party initiative could secure a majority.
European elections: Remain triumphant
The Brexit party comes out on top in the European elections, but the combined Remain vote share of Liberal Democrats, Greens, Change UK, SNP and Plaid outperforms the Brexit one.
May ends her premiership as she started it: With the greatest lie of all
Theresa May leaves Downing Street speaking of compromise and moderation – values she did noting to promote.
This prime minister was destroyed by Brexit. And the next one will be too.
Theresa May is now in the endgame of her leadership. But the person who follows her will face the same problems and the same ruin.
