To understand the Brexit disaster, follow the money
The ultra rich want the UK out of the EU, for their own ends
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The problem isn’t how MPs vote, it’s how we vote for them
Indicative votes are training wheels for a political system that is incapable of compromise.
Revoke is the new woke: The progressive case for stopping the clock on Brexit
Revoking Article 50 is not only the democratic thing to do, it is the most progressive way to begin rebuilding our fractured polity.
UKIP are at risk of losing party status on the Welsh Assembly after another AM quit
UKIP no longer have a single female Assembly Member, as more of the party’s politicians jump ship due to the party’s far-right turn.
Climate change, tax evasion, precarious work – the EU has become a lot more progressive since 2016
Dutch trade unionist and MEP Agnes Jongerius argues the EU has improved
Corbyn to meet People’s Vote parties ‘at the earliest opportunity’
Labour say they are committed to working with pro-People’s Vote parties to find a way forward – despite a call for a public vote being defeated.
Poll suggests 2016 non-voters now favour Remain
Both 2016 non-voters and those too young to vote, favour Remain now
IWD: 10 ways being in the EU has benefited women – and why we should fight sexist Brexit
Brexit is driven by a band of hard-right men. Let’s stand up for the rights we’ve gained through the EU, says Best for Britain’s Eloise Todd.
IWD: New analysis reveals extent of women’s exclusion from Brexit debate
“It is simply not acceptable that our voices are being stifled: Brexit is the most important political decision the UK will take for a generation, and all the evidence shows that women will be disproportionately affected.”
May’s deal would make it difficult to nationalise utilities and fix manufacturing
Theresa May’s deal would make Labour’s policies difficult to deliver