Playtime is over: I can’t keep on supporting Brexit if this is how the govt behaves
A Leaver in 2016 explains why the total failure to think through Brexit has changed their mind.
Week in Review: An equal opportunities disaster zone
The Tories aren’t even campaigning, Labour are lost in meaninglessness, the Brexit party is a bagful of lies, and Remainers are more interested in attacking each other than anyone else.
How not to be a Useful Idiot
From Brexiters doing Putin’s work, to Remainers doing Brexiters’ work, we’ve all turned into Useful Idiots for someone.
The crazy polling of Soft Brexit
The fate of the compromise Brexit option tells us a lot about the debate in Britain. Depending on how you count it is either the most or least popular outcome.
Remainers are making a pig’s ear of the European elections
Campaigning without any coordination means Remain parties could easily end up without any seats at all.
Polling analysis: The full extent of Britain’s division brutally revealed
In-depth new polling data shows a country which simply isn’t coming back together, with serious implications for Leave and Remain.
Playing for time: How Brexit could help Assange beat the extradition system
The Julian Assange case combines three fiendishly complicated elements: EU law, US extradition, and Brexit.
Week in Review: The frazzlfication ends now. For a little bit.
Insane working hours, emotional exhaustion and a relentless drumbeat of abuse have turned politicians, journalists and news-readers into quivering wrecks.
Brexit extension: The EU just condemned migrants to seven months of ‘flexible’ uncertainty
Since the Costa amendment, there has been precisely no movement towards a guarantee for EU citizens in the UK or Brits in Europe in the wake of Brexit.
Halloween extension: Remainers now have the chance to turn this thing around
It might not be perfect, but a half-year Article 50 extension gives plenty of opportunities to secure meaningful change to Brexit
