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 in the 2019 European elections.
Week in Review: A complete and utter waste of seven weeks
Cross party Brexit talks between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn fall apart, exactly as predicted, with nothing to show for them except some meaningless half-formed ideas about non-existent customs unions.
Fourth time lucky: May’s pitiful gambit
Prime minister worsens her own situation by planning to hold a fourth vote on her deal, but it’s line with her usual strategic inadequacy.
Both parties frozen in terror as Brexit destroys the system
The whole edifice of British politics is being torn apart, and both party leaders are so inadequate they can only sit and watch it happen.
Time for the Tories to sober up
The Conservative party is now staring into oblivion, but even ditching Theresa May won’t change anything.
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.
Week in Review: The idea of a Labour-Tory Brexit deal is functionally insane
The Labour MPs reacting to local election results by calling for a Brexit deal seem to have completely lost their mind.
Local election analysis: This all feels very unstable
Independents on the rise, strong results for None-Of-The-Above, the main parties stuck: Local election results have revealed a political system in a troubled state. Full analysis of a twisty night for Labour, the Conservatives, Ukip, Liberal Democrats and Greens.
Brexit will hammer Britain’s financial services – and no-one seems to have noticed
Whether we reach a Brexit deal or not, one of Britain’s most successful exporting industries faces a decline in its international standing
Labour’s manifesto decision is another cynical act of ‘constructive ambiguity’
A vote for either of the main parties means putting your name to an utterly incoherent position. Brexit has sucked all meaning out of British politics.
