Leaving the single market would be madness and the government know it
Here’s a recap on what leading Brexiteers have said about leaving the single market in the past.
Boris Johnson
Lessons from Brexit: The defence of globalism must appeal to more than mere pragmatism
Through passionate rhetoric addressing questions of identity and autonomy, the Leave campaign tapped into something the more cautious and technocratic Remain campaign failed to understand.
Let’s face it: the main contenders to take on May are just as hopeless as she is
The potential Conservative leadership election is already looking like a battle of weak vs weaker – in a bitterly-divided, rump Tory party.
Boris Johnson’s comments on Libya are beyond the pale. Either he goes or May does
Joking about the deaths of hundreds of people would be unacceptable in any job. For it to come from a Foreign Secretary is the final straw.
The UK is paying EU half of what Brexit campaigners claimed
Britain’s contribution to the EU is less than half the £350 million figure used by the Vote Leave campaign.
The ‘nasty party’ is living up to its reputation – and it’s not going to stop
The Tory party has a history of racism. It hasn’t and won’t be able to shake it off
In the face of an enlivened opposition, the tide is turning against austerity
Until last week, it was barely on the agenda. But Labour’s move last week, forcing a vote on ending the public sector pay cap, has already changed the debate.
One year on, is Brexit really as bad as we feared?
Spoiler Alert: Yes
Boris Johnson and Iain Duncan Smith would lose their seats under new constituency boundaries
No wonder the Tories are dragging their feet
One year after his election, how has Sadiq Khan changed City Hall?
A former Assembly Member reflects on the changes to how London is run