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Parliamentary pressure is building for a new customs partnership but this would not be...
David Henig / April 24, 2018
A former Assistant Director at the Department for International Trade sounds a warning
Raffaello Pantucci / April 24, 2018
As Russia’s relations with the west go into deep freeze, watch as Putin warms to the...
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett / April 23, 2018
“I love this city. Defiantly, pigheadedly, maybe even sometimes rudely”
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Vernon Bogdanor / April 18, 2018
The looming withdrawal of rights in Britain is so unusual, it is hard to see how it will...
Tom Clark / April 18, 2018
The Bank's mild-mannered Chief Economist, Andy Haldane, is bringing in some unlikely new...
Sonia Purnell / April 17, 2018
The Archbishop of Brexit is edging closer towards the leadership of a country which...
David Maddox / April 17, 2018
Their movement has finally found its man: Jacob Rees-Mogg
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Jay Elwes / April 20, 2018
The true character of our main political parties is being revealed by Brexit
Mark Prisk / April 20, 2018
A senior Conservative gives a sober assessment of Britain's post-Brexit trade prospects
Helen Goodman / April 20, 2018
Germany exports five times as much to China as Britain does. EU rules don't hold back...
Ian Irvine / April 17, 2018
Nero competed in the four-horse chariot race using a 10-horse chariot; Trump also...
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Time to rip up the economics textbook and start again? Howard Reed says the discipline needs rebuilding from first principles. Also: Sonia Purnell on Jacob Rees-Mogg's chance of cracking No 10; Will Self on his first acid trip
Technology is changing how we die. But how—and what does it mean for those of us left behind? Cathy Rentzenbrink, Michael Marmot and Joanna Bourke consider the changing face of death. Plus: Philip Ball grows a second brain
What does it mean to have "free speech"? Afua Hirsch, Lionel Shriver, Hugh Tomlinson and two student journalists take you behind the new culture wars in the March issue of Prospect. Plus: Mary Beard, Stephen Pinker and John Curtice on a second EU referendum
Should we be worried about tech giants? In this month's issue, John Naughton explains how they've created a new surveillance capitalism. Plus: Samira Shackle on collective punishment after Islamic State, Shahidha Bari on monstrous men and Salman Rushdie answers our questions.