European Parliament

Barclay says EU doesn’t have a mandate for the “backstop” because there are new MEPs. Can somebody please tell him how the EU functions?

Brexit party leader argues Commission president only “scraped” through. 2016 referendum was even narrower, so why no People’s Vote?

There’s an almighty tussle raging for EU’s top jobs and policies over next five years. But Brexit has sidelined UK in tomorrow’s key summit.

We still have some influence despite having a lame-duck PM just as the EU chooses its new presidents. How much more we’ll have if we stay.

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

Bitterly divided, their vote could be squeezed between pro and anti-Brexit parties. This may represent an opportunity for pro-Europeans.

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

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.

Gordon Brown has come up with proposals that address some of the fears that led to Brexit. All of them can be achieved without quitting EU.

Days after clinching deal, Brexit secretary’s interview with BBC’s Andrew Marr has already angered EU and set back trade talks to March.

Brexit secretary’s fanciful claims that Article 50 deal can be ratified after March 2019 shows contempt for Parliament and risks havoc.