Opinion
How Jo Swinson is making a no-deal Brexit more likely
The Lib Dem leader has doubled down on her opposition to Jeremy Corbyn becoming caretaker Prime Minister, as the party leaders agree to meeting to discuss blocking a no-deal Brexit.
Stopping Freedom of Movement on October 31 is nuts, why pretend otherwise?
Immigration expert Vanessa Ganguin analyses Priti Patel's announcement on the immediate end of free movement for EU nationals if there is a no-deal Brexit.
Conservatives have abandoned economic responsibility and voters are starting to notice
The Conservatives have abandoned the idea that a good economy will keep them in power. They hope to pull a reverse Trump: racing ahead of economic satisfaction.
To halt the gig economy workers must put faith in Unions again
The gig economy is a symptom of neo-liberalism and works to take the good life from millions of working-class people who work in it. We need our unions to be strong again to defeat it.
Amidst all the childish squabbling, MPs need to start acting like adults
The British people were never offered the prospect of no deal at the referendum. It’s up to our elected representatives to make sure it never happens.
Project Leave is complete: Almost half of Brits think the UK should leave without a deal
With just months to go until the UK leaves the European Union not only is there no deal in sight, but the public actually believe that is a good idea.
Rhetoric alone isn’t enough, it’s time Brexiteers ended their indifference to Northern Ireland
It’s not just Britain leaving the EU, but rather the United Kingdom as a whole.
To deliver Socialism Labour must make every city like Preston
By building a co-operative economy from the bottom up we can build a socialist nation.
Is Boris Johnson’s cabinet the most anti-climate action ever?
By Mat Hope and Richard Collett-White, Desmog UK