EU Politics

Anybody whose top priority is to stop Brexit should vote Labour in Euro elections. But only if it pins its colours to People’s Vote mast.

European Parliament hopefuls range through good, bad and ugly. See the full list and InFacts’ candidates to watch ahead of May 23.

Brexit Party is appealing to voters “on trust”. Its leader’s record as MEP, lies in 2016 and subsequent vanishing act suggest anything but.

While bumper crop of pro-European MEPs would be great, a majority voting for pro-EU parties is key to winning public vote on Brexit.

Campaign to elect MEPs is great chance to make positive case for EU. But big wins for pro-Europeans depend on how voters and parties act.

Other 27 countries will run big risk if we don’t keep open option of holding European elections. But they shouldn’t insist on anything else.

Donald Tusk is emerging as a true hero amidst Brexit chaos. He reminds us European values mean respect for democracy and citizens’ rights.

All who want to hold a People’s Vote and stay in EU should welcome opportunity these elections offer, and start preparing now.

Brussels talks now mean no-deal crash out won’t happen on Friday and longer extension still on table. Time to take back control from PM.

French president’s proposals explode Brexiter myth that EU is stagnant. UK is stronger inside the club, building it for the future.

UK doesn’t have to hold elections for European Parliament scheduled in May, if Brexit is delayed, so long as delay doesn’t go beyond July 1.

The people want to get it all over with. But any Brexit means years of wrangling by MPs followed by years of negotiations with EU.