Ongoing EU-China deal casts a long shadow over Brexit talks
By Naomi Smith
The EU trade discussions earlier this month were littered with buzzwords: level playing field, economic governance,...
Tory Brexiters turn against the deal they helped secure
By Steve Peers
We were told it was an "oven-ready deal". But despite the withdrawal agreement having the pride...
Week in Review: Small Brexity pickings
The day is fast approaching when the Leave chickens come home to roost.
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the real covid culture war has only just begun
By Jonathan LisThe box-office coronavirus culture war already seems to have faltered. People still grumble about their masks...
Britain’s reputation declines as Johnson stuffs Lords with appointments
By Darren Hughes
Britain's ability to speak up for democracy abroad has just taken a major self-inflicted hit.
"Corruption in...
TikTok has been sucked into the China-US security war
By Ray Walsh
In the last two years, TikTok has risen to be one of Facebook's primary competitors. The...
How Covid and Brexit pushed Scotland from the Union
By Chaminda Jayanetti
At least they've noticed. Boris Johnson's flying visit to Scotland late last month wasn't much of...
Week in Review: A long tense summer
This is usually the nice bit of the year. Parliament is in recess, so there's very little politics to bother you. Most people are away on holiday somewhere pretty. Those of us that remain...
Faith groups, businesses & activists unite to demand asylum rights
By Mariam Kemple HardyWe’ve been told to use our common sense a lot lately. Or our "good, British...
The hidden shame of Priti Patel’s asylum policy
By Tim Farron
I got a letter from Priti Patel the other day, in which she expressed her satisfaction...
