general election 2017

Theresa May is weak and wobbly, not strong and stable. That doesn’t bode well for our Brexit talks.

Our partners had hoped poll would give PM a strong majority and room to compromise on Brexit.

Welsh voters have an extra pro-European party to consider this election. Here’s our guide to how to vote where Plaid comes into play.

Both candidates for PM have multiple flaws. But at least the Labour leader would seek common ground with EU not antagonise it.

Help Labour Remainers if they’re in danger. Remove Tory Brexiters if that’s possible. Otherwise, vote for a genuinely pro-European party.

We’ve analysed candidates’ records on fighting a destructive Brexit. In addition to the black and white sheep, there any many grey ones.

We’ve analysed views of Tories replacing retiring MPs and those standing in marginals: 24 backed Leave but only 15 Remain in referendum.

Draft manifesto rejects crashing out of EU with no deal. But what if the deal is bad? Labour rejects the only sensible idea: a referendum.

Just when Britain needs a strong leader to galvanise opposition to a destructive Brexit, the Labour chief’s dithering is handing Theresa May another gift.

PM’s volcanic attack on Brussels has rallied support amongst Leavers but may have hurt chance of appealing to Remainers in long term.

Macron and French business aim to make EU exit costly for UK.

Government wants UK to stay in Europe’s Human Rights Court but not EU’s Court of Justice. This muddled thinking makes Brexit more difficult.