Post Archive | BrexitCentral

No Deal is the safest option, given the UK’s increasingly unsustainable trade relationship with the EU

Michael Burrage and Phil Radford | 13th September 2019

The out-of-date Operation Yellowhammer document fails to justify the doom-mongers' scare stories

Julian Jessop | 12th September 2019

Trade unionists should not believe the TUC drivel that Brexit will impact workers' rights

Will Podmore | 11th September 2019

Brexit has not caused a national crisis - but MPs have caused a democratic crisis

Dr Sean McGlynn | 10th September 2019

The impenetrable mysteries at the heart of Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit stance

Bryan Gould | 10th September 2019

In Dublin, Boris Johnson declares the UK could get through No Deal, but it would be "a failure of statecraft"

BrexitCentral | 9th September 2019

Although I want a Brexit deal, No Deal would now be less risky than even more uncertainty

Ivan Lewis | 8th September 2019

Britain’s young people are anything but a homogenous pro-Remain bloc

Dr Rakib Ehsan | 7th September 2019

A primer on Brexit for Americans who dare to harbour sympathy with the Remainers

Clive Pinder | 6th September 2019

Remainer MPs are doing incalculable damage to democracy with their ongoing sabotage of the referendum result

Bryan Gould | 5th September 2019

Welsh Labour beware: the Brexit Party has its eyes on your traditional heartlands

James Wells MEP | 5th September 2019

Beware the threat to our defence autonomy coming from the EU (and not just in the draft Brexit deal)

Lt Gen Jonathon Riley CB DSO | 5th September 2019

MPs back Hilary Benn's Bill to delay Brexit - How every MP voted

Jonathan Isaby | 4th September 2019

We are where we are because Remainers have collaborated with the EU to prevent an acceptable deal

Bryan Gould | 4th September 2019

21 Tories rebel as MPs vote to seize Wednesday's Commons agenda for Bill to delay Brexit - How every MP voted

Jonathan Isaby | 3rd September 2019

Hilary Benn publishes his Bill to delay Brexit again as Government threatens an election if MPs back it