We can’t bend the knee to the far-right, we must get a People’s Vote
This first of a series, where ahead of Labour Conference, four young members of For our Future’s Sake argue why the People’s Vote is a necessity.
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TUC Congress in context: thirty years ago “Europe was the only game in town” #TUC150
This year marked the 150th anniversary of the founding Congress, but it also marked the thirtieth anniversary of Jacques Delors’ famous speech. Three decades after Delors, who was President of the European Commission at the time, made a socialist argument for the European Project and won over many in the Labour Party who had previously opposed the EU, Brexit has pushed the issue back up the agenda.
To win another referendum, Remainers have to have to learn some lessons first
Understanding what caused the 2016 result is crucial to seeing what needs to be on offer in any future vote, says former Green Party leader Natalie Bennett.
Steve Baker and the ERG are ideologues with no answers to Britain’s Brexit mess
Labour MP Ian Murray: The hard Brexiteers threatening to rebel over Theresa May’s Chequers deal are clueless.
Could an anti-Brexit Labour politician become Wales’ next First Minister?
Wales’ charismatic health minister, Vaughan Gething, is shaking up the Welsh Labour leadership race. Left Foot Forward spoke to him.
The time is now: Labour must support a People’s Vote and give millions a voice
With 3 out of 4 Labour members wanting a People’s Vote, Rosie McKenna argues the left of the party now has a unique chance to define the party’s position on Brexit.
There’s a reason Northern Ireland has been without a government for nearly a year: Brexit
This stalemate started with Brexit and will end in Brussels, says Queen’s University Belfast’s Dr Peter McLoughlin.
This political analyst just examined 11 Brexit polls and the results are fascinating
John Curtice has looked at surveys on the popularity of a second referendum. And while wording matters, support is definitely growing for a People’s Vote.
Here’s four sectors where low EU net migration means bad news for the British economy
Brexodus is now undeniably on its way, as EU workers leave Britain for safer shores. And our food and health could be at risk.
Here’s why a ‘no deal’ would be terrible for our NHS
This government’s acceptance that there might even be no resolution of the Brexit dilemma spells trouble to our public health service. Dr Louise Irvine explains.