Young people will pay the highest price for Brexit, but there’s more to it than just economics
Brexit will destroy relationships, sunder families and narrow the outlook of future generations.
Europe
Brexit: there is no “exit fee”, but there are liabilities
Don’t let hardline Brexiteers hijack this issue.
Why aren’t we acting on climate change? It’s simple: the power of corporate lobbying
The UN climate talks themselves are funded in part by corporations who have no wish to end our dependence on fossil fuels.
Did Chris Grayling just commit to remaining under ECJ rulings?
The Transport Secretary said he thought Britain would remain in the European Aviation Safety Agency, which would mean being bound by ECJ rulings.
Would EU treaties hold back a Corbyn government? It depends…
Within a divided Labour Party, those who consider the treaties inflexible gravitate toward the Lexit pole, while those who think the treaties can accommodate the manifesto approach the re-entry camp.
Social democrats across Europe face electoral disaster. Labour is bucking the trend
Why? We’ve offered an alternative to austerity and have refused to pander to racism, writes Diane Abbott.
Labour should champion free movement indefinitely, not just for a “transitional period”
Polls show advocating free movement doesn’t spell electoral suicide — even a majority of Leave voters support it. Labour needs to wake up to this.
It’s official: no deal is a bad deal
Despite what May says, academics have found no deal would be the worst of all worlds.
Community and religious groups are having to fill the gaps left by austerity
Aid and welfare have become the concerns of local people following cuts to local services across Europe
Brexit means leaving our top trade partners then begging for a better deal
Two graphs show how important the EU is for British trade