Seven ways Boris Johnson’s Brexit speech totally missed the point
Hypocritical, fact-free and contradictory, the Foreign Secretary’s speech signified anything but a shift on the Leave side.
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Boris speech: Poll finds voters still in the dark on Tories’ Brexit position
“Boris Johnson may want to quash attempts to halt Brexit, but in-fighting in the cabinet is not doing that fight any favours.”
Revealed: Vast majority think UK will come out of Brexit talks worse off than EU – poll
The poll shows voters have little faith in Theresa May and the government’s ability to negotiate a Brexit deal advantageous to the UK.
With the economic case against Brexit becoming undeniable, are the Brexiteers’ in retreat?
In a conspiracy theory too far, Jacob Rees Mogg claimed that the government has “fiddled” its own figures on the economic impact of Brexit.
Brexit will inflict untold damage on young people – join our campaign to stop it
With the right arguments Brexiteers can be converted – trust me, I voted to leave the EU but have changed my mind.
Key department for post-Brexit trade is drastically understaffed, Tory minister admits
The authority safeguarding the UK’s trade outside the customs union has just 25 staff – less than one tenth the required number critics say.
The secrecy and lies shrouding Brexit are seriously undermining our democracy
Brexit is a form of illegitimate power grab closer to a soft coup than a democratic process.
Revealed: Why Remainers can’t win the Brexit debate solely on economics
Previously unseen polling shows how difficult the Leave vote is to shift – even in the face of overwhelming economic evidence. We must build a vision for remaining in the EU.
The leaked Brexit impact papers make the case for a second referendum stronger than ever
The official analysis shows Britain will be worse off under every Brexit outcome. Now the public know the facts, it would be fair to give them another vote.
Leaving the Single Market and the Customs Union will not promote fairer trade
Advocates of ‘Lexit’ are wrong on almost every one of their arguments.