Brexit
Opinion
Time for Britain to make a choice says Emanuel Macron
‘Le moment est donc venu pour les britanniques de faire de choix’
Emanuel Macron’s words at his press conference with Angela Merkel in Paris on 27 February naturally sound
Opinion
GM foods, the US-UK Trade Negotiations and Scottish Food Production: A Heady Mix
The first shadow boxing for the post-Brexit trade talks has begun.
News
Scotland to suffer under UK immigration proposals, expert group claims
The UK Government’s immigration plans could reduce the number of workers in Scotland by up to five per cent over the next two decades, an expert panel has warned. That is in contrast to the rest
Opinion
The St Valentine’s Day Massacre happened in a different way
Theresa May is trying to buy time in two week instalments, but her grip on the Brexit process is faltering.
Opinion
Brexit game-playing reaches new levels of complexity
Shorn of the legal language required by the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018, the motion agreed by MPs on Tuesday 29 January 2019 states that ‘This House….rejects the United Kingdom leaving the
News
New report reveals Brexit identities stronger than party identities
The UK is increasingly polarised by Brexit identities and they seem to have become stronger than party identities, a new academic report finds.
Only one in 16 people did no
Opinion
All in it together - but not yet? Devolution in the Environment Bill
In the papers accompanying the draft Environment (Principles and Governance) Bill pu
Opinion
Reality confounds us yet again on Europe
The most dramatic night at Westminster since the Labour government’s defeat on a confidence motion in 1979 is writing itself as a sequel to James Graham’s 2012 play This House about events f
Opinion
What are the Irish government’s Brexit priorities? A united Ireland is not one of them
Following the UK vote in favour of Leave, the Irish government moved swiftly to identify its priorities for the Brexit negotiation period.
Opinion
Beyond the Backstop
Brexit is in trouble but not because of the Irish backstop, argues the CCC's Michael Keating.