Few can say what will emerge as Britain is forced to improvise its constitution 

Without the distraction of leaving, ministers could get on with fixing social care, universal credit and further education 

Theresa May’s package is unacceptable. A no deal exit would force the EU back to the negotiating table, says the former Chair of Vote Leave

MPs squandered a golden opportunity in January 2017, in the aftermath of the Gina Miller Supreme Court case. The consequences are now all too clear

A legal professor and constitutional expert weighs up the possibilities ahead

Northern Ireland continues to expose the contradictions at the heart of Brexit

With Westminster log-jammed, the country faces being led through a crisis by an undead government. If Labour is serious about forcing an election, it could start by implementing a forgotten pledge...

Speaking to Prospect, Igor Judge also came out against a second referendum   


“No deal is better than a bad deal,” she said. She may say it again

Britain’s predicament is serious but Brussels has problems of its own