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Brexit & Foreign Policy

Union Jack and European flag

Brexit bill progress is ‘nail in the coffin’ of the union, nationalist MPs say

Lucy Skoulding
10 January, 2020

Boris Johnson’s latest Brexit bill got loads of opposition during its Third Reading

Sana'a residential area destroyed in Yemen after an airstrike

Rising arms sales to Saudi Arabia show Tory disregard for law and lives: Oxfam

Fleur Doidge
27 December, 2019

Charity reveals increased UK arms licensing activity with the fastest growth in sales to the Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen.

Brexit: Boris Johnson has got another think coming if he reckons voters will let him undermine workers’ rights

Tony Burke
23 December, 2019

If the PM wants to keep Labour switchers on side, he’ll need to maintain and extend employment rights.

Lib Dem MP declares: “The battle to stop Brexit is over”

Josiah Mortimer
20 December, 2019

The campaign against Brexit is dead. Long live the campaign against Brexit.

Blaming Labour’s defeat on support for a second referendum ignores the facts

Mike Buckley
20 December, 2019

Labour must not rush into accepting Brexit, writes Mike Buckley.

Tories accused of hypocrisy over Withdrawal Agreement ‘power grab’

Josiah Mortimer
20 December, 2019

Conservative MPs have been demanding Remainers ‘accept democracy’….while government changes to the Brexit bill undermine Parliamentary scrutiny.

Labour manifesto rejects “bomb first, talk later” – but there’s tension in its foreign policy

Symon Hill
28 November, 2019

Symon Hill argues Labour’s foreign policy is conflicting

Will workers’ rights be ‘ripped up’ post-Brexit?

Meka Beresford
28 October, 2019

Currently, the EU has in place a number of regulations, which we could assume would be lost if the draft document rings true.

Austerity policies slowed growth after recession, report says

Meka Beresford
24 October, 2019

Wage increases halved, and working houses in poverty more than doubled.

A bin with 'vote here' graffitied onto it

An election is a bad idea, but it’s the least terrible option

Andrew Smith
24 October, 2019

What other choice is there?

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