This Labour Remainer just called for Brexit to be annulled due to “foul play”
One MP took no time to grill the government on what it planned to do about the democratic deficiencies uncovered by the Electoral Commission
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Davis resignation: Just another Brexit blunder or is it the end of the line for May?
Brexit secretary David Davis has left Theresa May in the lurch, days after she announced her final EU divorce plans. But after months of catastrophes how serious is this latest hit?
BBC under fire over reporting of alleged law-breaking by Vote Leave
Why did the BBC report Vote Leave’s spin on alleged law-breaking without seeing the official findings first?
Report: Hard or soft Brexit, we’re all coming out of this worse…
While Vote Leave look set to face prosecution over the EU referendum campaign, a new report shows Brexit will hit the whole country. For richer and poorer…
The Tories’ botched Brexit negotiations are creating some very unlikely alliances
Business leaders, unions and MEPs across the spectrum are calling on the government to stop fighting – and protect UK jobs and rights instead.
Jettisoning the blond buffoon: Is Boris Johnson finally being sidelined?
The PM is reported to be effectively ignoring the Foreign Secretary’s Brexit proposals – raising the stakes as to whether he’ll jump or be pushed…
Campaigners slam ‘rubber stamped’ EU-Canada trade agreement
Labour appear to have struck the ‘worst of all worlds’ position when it comes to CETA – angering free trade proponents and social justice campaigners alike.
REVEALED: David Davis meets Sadiq Khan more often than the devolved nations
It’s no wonder Scotland and Wales feel left out in the cold by Ministers – the Brexit secretary apparently meets Sadiq Khan more often than our national leaders.
Arms campaigners pile pressure on Theresa May over ‘war crimes’ in Yemen
UK-backed siege in Yemen could constitute a war crime, say Amnesty – as leading progressives demand No 10 stop arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
As a member of Team GB, I’m worried Brexit will damage young people’s opportunities
Brexit will hurt the chances of Britain’s young people to live, work and travel across the EU. We must march for a ‘People’s Vote’ on the deal, says Olympic skier Peter Speight.