Brexit

Brexit damage compounded by Johnson incompetence

28/05/2021

The UK economy faces a triple threat – two of which are of the Government’s making, says Paul Teasdale

View from the European left

04/05/2021

Josef Weidenholzer says the UK departure from the EU should not be the start of blame games

A withered fruit

25/03/2021

Helen Hayes warns of the damaging consequences of the Tory hard Brexit deal

A welcome requiem for the English Empire?

02/03/2021

Glyn Ford on post-Brexit fantasies

Coronavirus vs Brexit

13/01/2021

The Government is using the pandemic as a smokescreen to obscure the damaging economic consequences of leaving the single market. Paul Teasdale asks why is Labour letting them?

Labour’s response to the so-called ‘deal’ – what’s the fuss about?

30/12/2020

Peter Kenyon wonders why Keir Starmer is picking another fight with his party

Erasmus+: a minus for the next generation

29/12/2020

Julie Ward on a kick in the teeth for young people and why Labour shouldn’t support Johnson’s bad deal

Farms face double exposure

23/01/2021

Keith Savage on threats to farmers, food and land from EU withdrawal

As Brexit promises fade, no good options on the trade deal table

04/12/2020

Nick Dearden on Johnson’s embrace of the ‘shock doctrine’

Fig leaf replaces oven-ready

08/11/2020

Julie Ward on an unseemly end to a near 50-year partnership

Black curriculum needed to combat racism

29/10/2020

Olivia Bridge says post-Brexit UK immigration rules undermine efforts to make the UK’s national curriculum more diverse

Spinning plates and crashing out

10/07/2020

Peter Kenyon looks forward to a dismal future for Britain and its children post-Brexit