Post EU referendum, Government intervention is needed to steer the economy through choppy waters

A panel of contributors share their opinions

Britain’s exit from the EU will be far more complicated than most British politicians realise

The capital's house prices in Q3 will be five per cent below what they were in Q2

There is limited room for manoeuvre

Voting to leave the EU is much easier than negotiating with it—as Britain may discover

Britain has become increasingly liberal in recent decades, including on race equality, but has never embraced mass immigration and never been asked what it thought about it—until now

With some modest EU reform Britain could stay in Europe while obtaining the deal it wants—all that is needed is flexibility from both sides

It's no certainty that the UK will ever leave the EU

The European Union referendum delivered a startling result—but not a conclusion. Having voted to leave the EU, Britain faces more questions and uncertainty than it has for a generation and the...