Why Keir Starmer is suddenly focusing on Northern Ireland
The Labour leader's two-day visit marks an end to the party's relative silence on Brexit.
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How Brexit changed us: The referendum was always a solution in search of a problem
Political decision-making ought to be a matter of knowing how to identify real dysfunctions in social life and public policy,…
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How Brexit changed us: For Labour, leaving the EU is a no-go zone which it can neither embrace nor reject
By refusing to back Brexit, Labour joined the death march of social democracy across Europe.
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How Brexit changed us: The saga broke a creaking socio-political system
The calmness that characterised a good deal of public debate in this country is gone.
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How Brexit changed us: The political future of the EU is still in doubt
Popular sovereignty may be far more deeply rooted than we imagine it to be in other EU member states.
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How Brexit changed us: Brexit should never have become so polarised
The way the public and, more importantly, parliament, polarised into two rival camps – hard Brexit versus second referendum –…
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How Brexit changed us: Brexit belongs to a time when complacency still permeated UK politics
When an MP was murdered and the dangers to the Union seemed self-evident, it is disconcerting to think of the…
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How Brexit changed us: Why I feel less British and more European than ever before
I still find my identity where I always found it; in cultural connection beyond nationalism, outside officialdom.
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