It's been 75 years since Roma and Sinti people in Auschwitz-Birkenau decided to resist an attempt on their lives. But today, Romani people across Europe are still forced to fight for their humanity

Research by Populus suggests that British people are more likely to identify with their stance on Brexit than with the main parties—posing a particular challenge for Labour and the Conservatives

The government must bring forward legislation to ratify its deal—but the prospect of another parliamentary defeat looms large 

A free trade agreement with the US is considered a key post-Brexit prize. But the negotiations will be fraught with danger and Britain is not prepared

After three years it is almost impossible to remember grown-up politics

On both sides of the Brexit divide there are fundamental misunderstandings about what a customs union would actually entail

We've all seen photos of a near-empty chamber used to imply MPs aren't doing their jobs properly. But that's not only unfair on our politicians—it gives the public the wrong idea about how...

"No context" Twitter accounts show that we're not just consuming TV differently online—the programs themselves are being changed to suit our new, internet-focussed viewing habits

The new Remain force could be merely a footnote in the history of British politics—unless it pulls itself together fast

Leavers and Remainers make the same mistake of talking as though it is a coherent outcome