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Brexit

Good PMI data—but that won't save us
Alex Dean / September 5, 2016
As this G20 summit proves, we are aggravating key partners
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Who voted for Brexit?
Julia Unwin / September 2, 2016
A close look at the demography
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What should we make of today's PMI data?
George Magnus / September 1, 2016
Some will celebrate—but here are four reasons that we should not get carried away
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What does "Leave" mean?
Oliver Conolly / August 31, 2016
The question we were asked on 23rd June was incomplete
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Germany’s eurosceptic courts
Laurence Brown / August 24, 2016
On the question of legal sovereignty why didn’t we follow Germany’s example?
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Who’s afraid of Brexit? Not Britain’s Romanian builders
Ben Judah / August 22, 2016
Of the 100 migrants I spoke to, only 35 thought that Brexit would be a bad thing
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Foreword, September 2016: Time for a new plan
Jay Elwes / August 18, 2016
Find our full September 2016 issue here Britain has had a change of prime minister and a change of government—and now it needs a change of plan. The pre-Brexit targets developed by George Osborne...
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Interview: Paddy Ashdown—the vacant centre ground
Sam Macrory / August 18, 2016
Paddy Ashdown believes the Brexit vote emphasises the country's fractures—his new movement is out to fix that
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Brexit: the challenge ahead
Paul Johnson / August 18, 2016
"There's no getting away from the fact that our prospects have got worse"
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The City will decline—and we will be the poorer for it
Nicolas Véron / August 18, 2016
Capital flight
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