Brexit: Brussels just got serious
Unexpected attack from European leaders signals bad news for Theresa May on Brexit, amid diminishing signs of a deal
Doing what the Today programme won’t: In praise of Brexit’s unsung nerd heroes
The BBC has been largely absent on Brexit, treating this crazily technical event like a bog-standard bit of political rumour-mill gossip. So it has been left to the unsung heroes of nerdery to do the job.
‘The damage will be huge, the benefits illusory’: Peer demolishes govt’s Brexit trade plans
Last night, Labour peer Lord Livermore systematically took apart Liam Fox’s plan to rejig Britain’s trading structure.
The garbled nonsense of Jacob Rees-Mogg’s new press release
It is hard to find a single accurate sentence in the joint no-deal Brexit initiative by Economists for Free Trade and Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Brexit is sabotaging the British video games industry
Brexit could ruin Britain’s videogame industry by cutting off global talent, creating legal uncertainty and pulverising the business model
Britain’s feta cheese war
Everything you need to know about Geographical Indications – the latest Brexit battleground
Brexit will make the arts even more London-centric
Discussion around the impact of Brexit on the arts remains pitifully small given the enormity of what’s at stake.
Last ditch battle: Our fight for EU citizenship for Brits after Brexit
60 million UK nationals will cease to be EU citizens in March and their rights risk to be lost. The Permanent European Union Citizenship initiative demands protection and has been endorsed by Guy Verhofstadt.
Week in Review: The ‘civil unrest’ horror story
The cautious warnings of Labour politicians are increasingly looking like an accommodation of the far-right.
Sweaty and nervous, Raab fumbles his Brexit no-deal announcement
New Brexit secretary Dominic Raab cuts an unconvincing figure as government throws out desperate no-deal Brexit technical notices.
