Brexit
The Brexit shellfish fiasco, explained
The shellfish industry between the EU and the UK was a textbook case of supply and demand working perfectly—Brexit has complicated that, and livelihoods are on the line
The unworkability of the Northern Ireland Protocol
A response to David Allen Green
Brexit and the Good Friday Agreement
A response to Vernon Bogdanor
The biggest Brexit mistake of all would be to let paranoia define the new relationship
Both sides must overcome the animosity of recent days if they are to manage future problems
Interview: David Anderson—parliament on the international plane
The UK is seeking to sign new deals around the world. But how can parliament secure accountability without incapacitating the government’s negotiations? One peer sets out the options
Why the vaccine export row is a straw in the Brexit wind
The EU was right to back down on the Northern Ireland protocol. But this episode has illustrated a hard truth for Brexit Britain
Pro-Europeans, this is the task ahead
A swift return to full EU membership is unlikely. But closer cooperation with Brussels is eminently achievable
Can Britain master the art of diplomacy in a disordered world?
Covid and geopolitical shifts have conspired to wreak diplomatic havoc. But we can still wield influence, says a former ambassador
The new immigration scheme has kicked in. But will it achieve anything?
We were promised control of our own borders after Brexit. This is what the government has decided to do with it
Interview: Jonathan Jones—breaching the EU deal “would be disastrous”
The former head of the government legal service resigned when No 10 threatened to break an international treaty. With the difficult reality of Brexit now upon us, I asked whether we risk a repeat offence
Brexit and Beyond: how the UK economy will fare outside the EU
The UK must take steps to avoid becoming a more inward-looking and less competitive economy after Brexit, UK in a Changing Europe's latest report has found
The government has used Brexit to bulldoze parliamentary process. Enough is enough
As chair of parliament’s constitution committee, I have witnessed up close the attempt to evade oversight. A reset is overdue