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Hugh Bennett

Deputy Editor

Hugh Bennett was formerly Deputy Editor at BrexitCentral, drawing on his background in research to analyse and respond to the latest Brexit developments as they happen. A veteran of the Vote Leave campaign, Hugh originally trained as a scientist before making the transition to politics via a stint in cognitive anthropology. Aside from politics, Hugh has a keen interest in music and world history.

Cameron winning the referendum would have been damaging for our democracy

Hugh Bennett | 12th April 2017

The Article 50 Bill passes: How MPs and peers voted on the Lords Amendments

Hugh Bennett | 13th March 2017

How peers voted on the final full day of House of Lords debate on the Article 50 Bill

Hugh Bennett | 7th March 2017

It’s no surprise Tony Blair doesn’t like referendums - he’s spent his career breaking promises on them

Hugh Bennett | 17th February 2017

The UK must be fully prepared to walk away with nothing to have any credibility in the negotiations to come

Hugh Bennett | 12th December 2016

Last night's Article 50 amendment - proposed by the Government and accepted by the Commons - may prove to be a political and legal masterstroke

Hugh Bennett | 8th December 2016

Continued conflation of membership of and access to the single market is lazy and misleading

Hugh Bennett | 18th November 2016

The Brexit legal challengers should drop the embarrassing facade that they are all about defending parliamentary sovereignty

Hugh Bennett | 4th November 2016

Polling shows Brexit was a rejection of the EU’s closed-minded institutions - not internationalism or globalisation

Hugh Bennett | 25th October 2016