Brexit is a project by the elites, for the elites
Of the many Brexit cons, few are greater than the idea that this is a fight for the people
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These are the everyday issues being ignored as MPs fight over Brexit
Leaving the EU certainly provides no solutions and will actually make all other problems harder to tackle
This isn’t Project Fear – this is Project Reality
I spoke to UK businesspeople over the weekend about what they’d really do in a no-deal Brexit. Everyone needs to hear what they said.
We deserve more than what we’re getting from Corbyn and May
Boris Johnson has repeatedly said public, prejudicial things and his party has repeatedly ignored it. Meanwhile, many of my Labour colleagues are at breaking point after the leader's refusal to tackle the antisemitism issue head on
If Brexit negotiations have taught us anything, it’s that our future should not be left to 650 politicians in London
The prime minister has proposed a half-in, half-out plan for a hard Brexit that has pleased no one, least of all the electorate
We must be brave enough to give the people a final say on any Brexit Deal
Citizens from all walks of life and every nation of our country are joining our campaign for a People’s Vote
The Tory Party is hardly pro-business. They are screwing them over.
In the last couple of years, the Tories have achieved a quite remarkable feat: not only have they managed to reinforce their stereotype of being anti-worker, but now they are increasingly seen as anti-business too
May must let the people vote on her Brexit plan
This whole sorry mess simply illustrates that you will not be able to resolve Brexit in Westminster
Who cares about Brexit? The Cabinet stinks of naked self-interest
Whether or not it ruins the economy, most have their eyes on the prize – and the prize is the leadership of their party, rather than the good of the country
We can’t navigate Brexit without tackling the generational divide
In 2017, age overtook income as an indicator of voting intention for the first time in modern political history
Brexit was never about immigration and it’s time we said it
Stopping immigration has never made salaries higher or public services better. That’s why Labour governments have responded to complaints about an ‘immigration problem’ by tackling the root cause of dissatisfaction
Most Leave-voting Labour supporters don’t actually want a hard Brexit
Rhetoric about us becoming ‘rule-takers rather than rule-makers’ is not accurate either