The pursuit of Brexit at all costs has led Britain to a moment of profound political and constitutional crisis. In this symposium, our contributors ask what this means for a deeply divided nation.
“We know Boris Johnson is a liar – it’s his enablers who are most culpable” by David Hare
“‘Breaking the parliamentary machine’: lessons of the 1914 crisis” by Robert Saunders
“The constitution has been used and abused by politicians of all parties” by Helen Thompson
“The real question Brexit asks of Scotland is: ‘Who governs?’” by Chris Deerin
“Dominic Cummings’s scorched-earth tactics could prove fatal for the Tories” by Simon Heffer
“Britain’s image is changing: in Europe they no longer recognise us” by Elif Shafak
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