Could Brexit turn the tide on George Osborne’s austerity economics?
Shelving his surplus and ‘Brexit budget’ are a concession that hard times cuts are folly
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Establishment opposition to Corbyn could be an electoral advantage
A commitment to honouring the Leave vote could achieve major gains for Labour
Watch Ken Clarke trash ‘fiasco’ Tory leader candidates Gove, May and Leadsom
Gove would start three wars at once, while May is ‘a bloody difficult woman’, said Clarke
We must develop a progressive vision of post-Brexit Britain
The Conservatives cannot be allowed to monopolise the discussion, argues Daniel Zeichner MP
Chilcot is a moment of reckoning for Blair and for Britain
Chilcot needs to ask why a small island with a stretched military budget contemplated a Middle East invasion in the first place
Feminist analysis can help us to understand Brexit
Both migration policy and economic reforms have intensely gendered impacts
For Farage, spreading fear and hate has been ‘tremendous fun’
Farage may find his own messages entertaining, but for many of us they are terrifying
Brexit demands a new economic vision, not Osborne’s corporate tax cuts
The government needs a new fiscal policy and it should be built on investment in the people
Why Brexiters got Turkey’s accession to the EU wrong
Turkey claims in the referendum were based on scaremongering, not evidence
Why won’t the Tories protect EU migrants currently in Britain?
Theresa May says the right to remain of EU nationals will be subject to negotiation