We can do much more to fight climate crisis if we stay in EU
We owe it to the children protesting around the world to tackle the climate emergency. UK can play a much bigger role if we cancel Brexit.
Corbyn’s biggest error would be to rush an election
Many pro-Europeans criticise the Labour leader for wanting to be neutral in a referendum after an election. But that’s not the real mistake.
MPs need plan in case PM suspends Parliament again
Johnson won’t rule out proroguing Parliament a second time. Such a devilish plan would stop MPs kicking him out even if he broke the law.
PM can’t square circle despite his desperation for a deal
MPs won’t let Johnson crash out without a deal. So he’s now hunting for a deal. But he can’t square the EU and Parliament simultaneously.
3 ways Bercow could stop Johnson’s dirty tricks
Speaker has said it’s a racing certainty Parliament will find creative new procedures if the PM tries to break the law. Here are three.
Good riddance to John Bolton
Trump takes decisions on US foreign policy. But Bolton’s influence was inimical to UK national interests, whether in or outside the EU.
Johnson can run but he can’t hide
PM has unfortunate habit of not telling the truth. Now a Scottish court has ruled he even misled the Queen why he was shutting Parliament.
Lib Dem clarity and Labour fudge may be good election mix
Swinson will campaign to cancel Brexit; Corbyn for a referendum between a deal and no Brexit. It’s good they won’t have the same position.
Independent Tories have fighting chance to win in election
At least 13 of the 22 whipless Tory MPs are contemplating standing as independents in the next general election. Some could defy the odds.
Here are 3 ways to force Johnson to obey the law
Woe betide the PM. If he breaks the law, he will be broken. We can fight him through the courts and Parliament, and on the streets.
If Johnson breaks law, that would be the start of a coup
As crowds gather across the country to Defend our Democracy, our editor makes a heartfelt plea to the PM not to break the law.
Jo Johnson’s wise and courageous choice
Rarely has an MP wrestled with a dilemma as acute as Boris’ younger brother. He’s rightly putting national interest above blind loyalty.