In a direct appeal to the public, the prime minister blamed the very MPs she needs to compromise for the parliamentary impasse.
The Prime Minister has aligned herself with an anti-liberal tradition in which executive power overrides all else.
The murder of a group of musicians at a bogus checkpoint shines light on Irish border disputes in a new documentary.
If the UK gives licence to violate international law with impunity, how does that reflect our promotion of human rights?
Revocation is not a majority position among MPs, but its popularity is growing.
The proposed agreement would allow the EU to blackmail a socialist administration — Remain is unambiguously better.
It seems not to have occurred to the Prime Minister that giving a deeply irresponsible speech parroting betrayal tropes would not encourage MPs to vote for her deal.
Theresa May needs to create situations which strengthen the Labour leader, not weaken him.
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David Hare, Elif Shafak, Jonathan Coe and other New Statesman contributing writers examine the roots of our Brexit crisis – and how we might overcome it.
With the bileful assistance of newspapers whose function is to serve their proprietors’ interests and ideology, public faith in a major pillar of national life was encouraged to crumble.
