Even as negotiations begin, Brexit could still be mitigated—or even stopped completely

Thanks to last week's shock election result, the PM will be prisoner to swings in public opinion in a way she had hoped to avoid. This could lead to her rethinking Brexit entirely—would Labour...

We need an open discussion, led by a cross-party group of MPs

Growth could be substantially down by the end of 2017—with the potential figures for 2018 scarier still

A prisoner to her own party, May might be forgiven for wishing she could swap places with Jeremy Corbyn

It is expected to disrupt them, but in one sense it could play into May's hands

Her speech continued multiple references to last June's referendum—and relatively little on the election

May, lacking in self-awareness, pitched her election campaign to a country that no longer exists

Labour has eaten into the Tory majority, with implications that reach far beyond May's premiership

Britain’s exit from the EU will be impossibly complicated. Both parties can forget their ambitious manifesto pledges; they won’t have the time, or resources, to implement them