Brexit Part 7: The Way Forward is Joining the EU, but How?
There is increasing consensus that Brexit was a terrible mistake. The slogan "Make Brexit Work" is an oxymoron. Brexit cannot...
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There is increasing consensus that Brexit was a terrible mistake. The slogan "Make Brexit Work" is an oxymoron. Brexit cannot...
Read moreDetailsA look at the Starmer years comparing the inherited legacy in 2024 with that of 2010 -and moving on
Read moreDetailsThis piece will examine the period from the UK’s exit from the EU to the election of the Labour Government...
Read moreDetailsA look at how chaos/coherence played out over Brexit
Read moreDetailsBrexit itself seemed such an obviously bad idea that it was hard to believe Britons would actually vote for it
Read moreDetailsAmerica is a much darker place at age 250 than 200. Its democracy has never seemed weaker
Read moreDetailsProbably the largest group among the general public were the nostalgists, who saw 1970s Britain in halcyon terms, a paradise...
Read moreDetails"Referendums should either be a regular part of political life or avoided entirely"
Read moreDetailsA personal view on faith, Pope Leo, Trump, and trauma
Read moreDetailsThe First Past the Post (FPTP) voting system is failing Britain - catastrophically. We need something better
Read moreDetailsThe fifth and final part of this Brexit series analyses the state of the nation and recommends ways forward, not...
Read moreDetailsPart 4 in the Brexit analysis - a look at how chaos/coherence played out over Brexit - and one major...
Read moreDetailsA look at the Remain and Leave campaigns - and a clear 52:48 Leave result
Read moreDetailsSean Danaher looks at the flawed design of the Brexit referendum and how "Britain seemed to be sleepwalking into disaster."
Read moreDetailsThe Brexit referendum - "I thought leaving the EU was almost inevitable as the odds were stacked so firmly against...
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