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.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
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.
Momentum chief: Labour ran ‘lacklustre’ EU election campaign and needs to step up
It comes as calls grow across the party for Labour to commit to a clear Remain position.
Can we trust the Lib Dems?
They can maybe save the country from a national disaster, but they have set themselves on a path of destruction if they succeed.
We must step back from Brexit before we cause irreparable damage
We must avoid rushing into any decision that continues to leave the nation deeply divided and resentful
Inside a disastrous couple of days for Boris Johnson’s Brexit brigade
People’s Vote campaign: Was this week the beginning of the end for the PM and his No Deal wrecking ball?
Prem Sikka: There’s a paradox at the heart of the Brexit debate
Brexit can’t square the circle of globalisation, national sovereignty and democracy.