How Johnson’s Brexit will throw the UK into the arms of Trump
As a new report sets out the economic impact of Brexit, Jeremy Smith looks at what a US trade deal would mean for Britain.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
How Johnson’s “die in a ditch” pledge turned to dust
The People’s Vote campaign analyse Tuesday’s historic events.
Tories can press ahead on Brexit without consent of devolved nations
Despite protests from the Scottish left, political analysis suggests devolved legislatures may struggle to stop a No-Deal Brexit if withdrawal bill passes through Parliament.
WTO – no: 5 things every worker should know about digital trade
International e-commerce talks in Switzerland at the WTO are a chance to address inequalities, argues Laura Bannister.
What’s in Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal – and how is it different to May’s?
IPPR comparison of Johnson and May’s Brexit deals finds the PM’s deal is a ‘harder’ version than his predecessor’s.
Johnson’s Brexit deal must be put to public vote, say campaigners
Boris Johnson’s new Brexit deal may yet face obstacles, note commentators from left campaign groups to the Lib Dems.
What a viable Remain Alliance could look like
Rob Bryher examines the consequences if Remainers or anti-Tories join forces to fight Brexit.
Why Saturday’s Brexit march could change the course of politics
This is our chance to show the tide is turning, writes the NUS’ Erica Ramos.
Just some of the problems with Boris Johnson’s new Brexit proposals
From undermining the Good Friday Agreement to giving a veto to the hard-right DUP, these proposals are trash.
South-East not on sharpest end of Brexit wedge
Economic analysis confirms that specific regions and nations are set to struggle most after Brexit.