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How do MPs think the UK will fare after Brexit?

How do MPs think the UK will fare after Brexit?

, 28 January 2019
Corbyn’s Brexit ambiguity is a political gamble

Corbyn’s Brexit ambiguity is a political gamble

, 24 January 2019
Indicative votes: Plan to break Brexit deadlock could end up revealing extent of division

Indicative votes: Plan to break Brexit deadlock could end up revealing extent of division

24 January 2019
The only thing we can agree on is that we are a divided nation

The only thing we can agree on is that we are a divided nation

, 23 January 2019
What MPs really think will happen after a no-deal Brexit

What MPs really think will happen after a no-deal Brexit

, 10 January 2019
May needs Labour MPs’ support to pass her Brexit deal – but their constituencies are drifting toward remain

May needs Labour MPs’ support to pass her Brexit deal – but their constituencies are drifting toward remain

7 December 2018
If Theresa May’s Brexit deal fails to change much, how much will voters actually care?

If Theresa May’s Brexit deal fails to change much, how much will voters actually care?

4 December 2018
The government has very competently convinced MPs that it is too incompetent to deliver no-deal

The government has very competently convinced MPs that it is too incompetent to deliver no-deal

2 November 2018
Article 50 and a Brexit general election: the problem of political time

Article 50 and a Brexit general election: the problem of political time

22 October 2018
Roadmap to chaos: how a general election could happen by accident

Roadmap to chaos: how a general election could happen by accident

11 October 2018
What would a no-deal Brexit mean? both experts and voters could be in for a shock

What would a no-deal Brexit mean? both experts and voters could be in for a shock

, 4 October 2018
The government’s technical notices finally spell out the calamity of a no-deal Brexit

The government’s technical notices finally spell out the calamity of a no-deal Brexit

29 August 2018
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