state aid

Labour leader’s latest attempt to dodge backing People’s Vote is to demand renegotiation with EU. The deal he wants isn’t on the table.

In speech PM said she sees state aid and competition rules “remaining in step” with EU. This means Commission control, policed by ECJ.

It depends on how one reads his speech. On one interpretation, he’s asking for the impossible. On another, he has a viable plan.

Eurosceptic economist Roger Bootle inadvertently makes a powerful case against a hard Brexit.

Labour leader wants full access to single market without state aid rules. That’s as fanciful as full access without free movement.