It risks tying itself in legal knots—and the PM’s insistence on ousting ECJ juristiction isn’t helping

The paper, and Theresa May's article on it, were well-intentioned. But crucial details about what will happen post-Brexit are still missing

From the Customs Union to free movement, we are still just chatting amongst ourselves. When we put our plans to Europe, there will be a painful collision with reality

Article 50 receives far more attention—but a clause from a different treaty could prove the sticking point in the Brexit process

Ireland, north and south, is facing a border crisis. What is now a boundary between two European Union countries will soon be the Brexit frontline between the EU and the United Kingdom

Much of yesterday’s “future partnership paper” was sensible—but some of its long-term proposals should be rejected

As a third generation Indian immigrant, I was always proud to be British. Now, the country I thought I knew is unrecognisable

Contrary to the popular myth, European workers aren't just baristas and fruit-pickers

The new leader of the Liberal Democrats on Brexit chaos, Tim Farron's mistakes and political deals

Having spent decades deriding the left’s impracticality, the right are now falling into the same trap as Britain prepares to leave the EU