Panic about a No Deal outcome might trigger an exit from Brexit. But is there a reverse gear?
Molly Scott Cato MEP looks at the legal and practical implications of revoking Article 50.
Molly Scott Cato
Labour’s decision to pull us out of the single market was based on distortion
Labour threw away a chance to defeat the government, writes Molly Scott Cato MEP.
An open letter to Keir Starmer: To avoid a cliff-edge Brexit, back the Lords amendment
Molly Scott Cato MEP reaches beyond party lines and calls for the Shadow Brexit Secretary to support staying in the European Economic Area.
Molly Scott Cato: Corbyn should join us and demand a vote on the Brexit deal
It’s time for Labour to do what the majority of its members and MPs want: get off the fence and join the campaign for the People’s Vote.
Revealed: The revolving door between Westminster and the fossil fuel industry
Public interest is at risk when successive officials and elected representatives leave the corridors of power to join the fossil fuel lobby. Molly Scott Cato writes.
In defence of whistleblowers
The European Commission is hoping to launch a directive to protect whistleblowers. Molly Scott Cato explains why this would protect us all.
Barry Gardiner’s Good Friday Agreement comments reflect Labour’s weakness on Brexit
Claiming the Good Friday Agreement has been ‘played up’ in the Brexit debate was a gross error – but not an isolated one.
An open letter to Mark Zuckerberg: It’s time to give Facebook to its users
The Cambridge Analytica revelations are another sign that the social network is not acting in the interests of the community. For Facebook to be a real social network, it needs to be owned by those who invest their personal lives in it.
The secrecy and lies shrouding Brexit are seriously undermining our democracy
Brexit is a form of illegitimate power grab closer to a soft coup than a democratic process.
Trying to rebrand as green, the Tories are taking credit for EU policies they tried to block
The history of our EU membership is a story of governments claiming credit for EU achievements on the one hand, and blaming Brussels for their own failings on the other.
