May’s latest Brexit defeat: The edifice of nonsense comes tumbling down
Theresa May has been defeated by MPs on Brexit plans that they themselves backed two weeks ago. The whole edifice of blather and nonsense is coming tumbling down.
These irresponsible Brexit games are dealing a body-blow to the Irish peace process
The absence of a hard border in Ireland is not the peace, but it makes peace work. Threatening it as part of the Brexit process is an act of historic vandalism.
This government has bungled every negotiation it faced and now it’s even bungling its bribes
When they throw money at companies, they can’t convince them to stay. When they try to buy MP support, they still vote against them.
Car crash: The Brexit clear-out of UK manufacturing has already begun
Jaguar Land Rover, Ford and Nissan are voting with their feet. Project Fear is now Project Reality.
Week in Review: We are all talking about nothing as the clock ticks down to oblivion
Theresa May has gone to Brussels with no plan for the backstop or Brexit generally – and no idea how she’d deliver it if she did.
Overreaction to Tusk’s comments shows how thin-skinned nationalists are
After years of attacking the EU in lurid terms, Brexiters apparently can’t handle it coming back, as the furore over Donald Tusk’s comments showed.
Labour’s new Brexit policy looks an awful lot like Norway Plus
If it looks like Norway, sounds like Norway and walks like Norway – it’s probably Norway. This is how to figure out Labour’s new Brexit policy, from the comments of Jeremy Corbyn and Keir Starmer.
Warning lights flashing over EU settled status app
Growing evidence requirements are raising the alarm among users, as the Home Office’s settled status app for EU citizens prepares for its formal launch.
What exactly will the Home Office do with the 3 million’s private data?
The Home Office is demanding sensitive private data for EU citizens to use the settled status app – but it won’t say what it’s going to do with it.
Amendment-apocalypse: Spineless MPs just voted against reality
Devastating evening sees MPs give up any attempt to take responsibility to Brexit via amendments from Dominic Grieve and Yvette Cooper, and engage in fantasy amendments from Graham Brady instead.
