brexit

Brexit a massive threat to UK scientific research, universities.

Theresa May is fond of saying “Brexit means Brexit”. But it’s far from clear what that means. Her cabinet appointments give a few clues.

Germany and France have been quick to call for closer defence cooperation, which Berlin says Britain paralysed in the past.

Leadsom and Johnson weren’t defeated. They ran away from responsibility. Nobody’s left to hold to account for their false promises.

Theresa May says Brexit means Brexit and she won’t hold second referendum even if public mood changes. But things may not be so simple.

EU helps UK fight terrorism, cyber crime, human trafficking, drugs and child pornography. A way must be found to continue cooperation.

Many are calling for a second referendum. The time for such a vote isn’t ripe. Better to push the new PM to spell out a proper Brexit plan.

Former PM's wife reflects about Boris as PM, Gove as chief Brexit negotiator and IDS as chancellor - as things goes from bad to worse after June 23.

Adopting a more consensual approach toward EU policymaking would pay rich dividends

Leavers’ lack of plans allows them to promise all things to all people - and would not pass muster in a general election.

Voters haven’t been told what Brexit involves for migration, public spending, trade, crime, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Our post-Brexit deal would be technically complex, and easy to derail - making it less likely to be in our favour.