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EU

Article 16 threat

Resignation or resolve? What progressive party leaders are saying as the UK leaves the EU

Josiah Mortimer
31 January, 2020

Sadness, indifference and opportunism are all on show as leaders comment on Britain’s exit at 11pm on Friday.

Jeremy Corbyn speaking on climate change

Jeremy Corbyn’s spokesman: “There will be no tears” from Labour leader as UK leaves the EU on Friday

Josiah Mortimer
29 January, 2020

“Everyone accepts that we’ll be leaving the EU on Friday,” the Labour leader’s spokesman told journalists.

UK misses out on EU funds for ‘just transition’ away from coal

Joe Lo
16 January, 2020

Why hasn’t the UK helped former coal mining communities?

Lib Dem MP declares: “The battle to stop Brexit is over”

Josiah Mortimer
20 December, 2019

The campaign against Brexit is dead. Long live the campaign against Brexit.

Brexit

I’m an ardent Remainer but may vote Leave in a second referendum

Phil Marzouk
5 November, 2019

A soft Brexit is the best way to avoid civil war.

Why a General Election isn’t going to solve Britain’s Brexit mess

Kira Lewis
25 October, 2019

It’s clear that we need an election – but after we have solved Brexit, not as a solution for Brexit.

Boris Johnson

How Johnson’s “die in a ditch” pledge turned to dust

23 October, 2019

The People’s Vote campaign analyse Tuesday’s historic events.

Scottish Parliament buildings

Tories can press ahead on Brexit without consent of devolved nations

Fleur Doidge
22 October, 2019

Despite protests from the Scottish left, political analysis suggests devolved legislatures may struggle to stop a No-Deal Brexit if withdrawal bill passes through Parliament.

Boris Johnson speaking in the House of Commons

What’s in Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal – and how is it different to May’s?

LFF Reporter
18 October, 2019

IPPR comparison of Johnson and May’s Brexit deals finds the PM’s deal is a ‘harder’ version than his predecessor’s.

Workers will soon have a choice to make: a ‘Trumpian Brexit’ or uniting across Europe

Jude Kirton-Darling
16 October, 2019

There’s a new frontier for the Labour movement: ‘platform capitalism’. Remaining in the EU can tame it.

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