The government minister worries his entire party could be consumed by no deal mania

Something needs to break the logjam and another public vote looks like the best option. But to win the votes it needs in parliament, its proponents will have to think the unthinkable

As Brexit reminds us, there are some very strange wrinkles in the way we are governed

Fashion a new constitution fit for our times

Brexit has exposed a deep rift in our politics. And it's not just May's government that's under threat—it's a the whole system of British governance

The Prime Minister's latest move on Brexit goes beyond awkward fumbling—refusing to ask for a longer extension is downright reckless, and puts the whole country at risk

With Suez, politics trumped law. With Iraq the balance began to shift—and with Brexit the original logic has been inverted. Amid the fray, we can take some comfort from that

Our political and constitutional order is ripe for a reckoning

A baffling landscape

They've been praised for embodying a new type of politics. But in reality, the Independent Group are a symptom of a bigger breakdown in the party political system