New methods of persuasion and propaganda define our political age. Is democracy threatened?
Tom Pashby reviews Lee de-Wit’s new book ‘What’s Your Bias?: The Surprising Science of Why We Vote the Way We Do’.
Brexit
Why isn’t Russian interference in the Brexit referendum being investigated?
If the allegations are true, the Brexit vote would be utterly invalidated.
Britain’s fledgling tech industry is key to our economic survival post-Brexit
Small and medium sized British tech companies are increasingly eaten up by giant global competitors. We need to support them if we’re to survive economically.
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.
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.
Was Liam Fox’s consultation on the Brexit Trade Bill a sham?
The government’s consultation on a crucial Brexit bill closed a matter of hours before Ministers were announcing the final document on the airwaves.
Is this the beginning of the end for May’s government?
This week has made the Conservatives’ future very uncertain indeed.
British households have lost £600 a year because of Brexit
British workers have been hit with a huge Brexit bill – before we’ve even left.
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
Conservative MPs think their own party is trying to sabotage Brexit
Paranoia and division is running rife in the Tory party – with the knives out for Brexit secretary David Davis.
