Malhotra: As A50 triggered, May’s Brexit plans give us little reason to be confident
Today the prime minister triggered article 50, and it is now that the real challenge of negotiating a…
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PMQs verdict: A precursor to the main event – the triggering of article 50
“Sitting on the front bench, smirking at the British public.” That was Tulip Siddiq’s description of Boris Johnson,…
The Tories want to turn Brexit Britain into a low wage tax haven – Corbyn
Mr Speaker, I would like to thank the Prime Minister for the advance copy of her statement. Today…
Kezia Dugdale: Our Labour values mean we must fight for a federalised Union
Today, the UK is more fragile than it has ever been. Yesterday, the Scottish Parliament voted for a…
Willmott: May’s divided, Brextremist government means we start negotiations on the back foot
In two years’ time, it is likely Britain will have left the European Union, but what kind of…
IndyRef2, party membership and Corbyn’s staff – Alice Perry’s latest NEC report
Labour’s NEC met on 21 March. Jeremy Corbyn, Tom Watson and the NEC agreed that party unity and…
Increased child poverty, fewer hospital beds, and parents asked to teach maths – the SNP’s achievements in government
As the Scottish parliament debates having a second independence referendum, just a few years after the last “once…
Southampton will be powered by clean energy by 2040, can other cities match us?
Like many cities across the UK and the world, Southampton celebrated Earth Hour on Saturday. We switched off…
What are the key issues to look out for in the upcoming Brexit negotiations?
As Britain enters article 50 negotiations, the Labour has hardened its position on the final outcome. Keir Starmer…
Richard Corbett: The red lines Labour must lay down for the PM’s Brexit talks
Three factors are hardening Labour’s attitudes to Brexit: 1. Whichever way our MPs voted on the principle of…
