Why isn’t Russian interference in the Brexit referendum being investigated?
If the allegations are true, the Brexit vote would be utterly invalidated.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Why has an independence movement flourished in Catalonia but declined in the Basque Country?
The regions’ have vastly differing political alliances and histories with the central Spanish state, says academic Caroline Gray.
EXCLUSIVE: Labour’s new leader in Europe just suggested we can halt Brexit
“This was a narrow result and one won on a pack of lies and it was only an advisory referendum” — Richard Corbett MEP
Christian activists who tried to disarm warplanes bound for Saudi Arabia are in court today
They’re facing charges of criminal damage after entering a BAE Systems factory in January.
The Spanish socialists must be held to account for blocking Catalan self-determination
In a cynical attempt to secure votes in the rest of Spain, the socialists have a long history of disrupting Catalan attempts at greater autonomy.
Could the Commons block a Brexit ‘no deal’ as John McDonnell suggested?
It all comes down to how much a divorce deal would cost.
Did Chris Grayling just commit to remaining under ECJ rulings?
The Transport Secretary said he thought Britain would remain in the European Aviation Safety Agency, which would mean being bound by ECJ rulings.
Hard border between UK and Ireland “unavoidable” warns Irish civil service Brexit report
The effect of Brexit on Ireland will be “profound” said Ireland’s equivalent of HM Revenue and Customs in an internal paper.
Real sovereignty had already been built on the streets of Catalonia well before the referendum
The ‘revolt’ against Madrid follows years of grassroots movements empowering people at a local, neighbourhood level.
Diane Abbott promises a ‘new order’ for refugees and migrants under Labour
The shadow home secretary said Labour would not pander to the ‘immigration panic’ and would create a ‘humane system’ for migrants and refugees.