A ‘pro-Remain’ alliance for Euro elections is in practice impossible
I am a pluralist who thinks tribalism is overrated, so I can see the attraction of a coalition. But no one has been able to explain to me how the practical hurdles can be overcome
What I think
Brexit
May and Corbyn’s secretive dealings have the strong whiff of an establishment stitch-up
Both leaders are happy to facilitate Brexit. There is a high risk that working people will be sold out behind closed doors in 10 Downing Street
We are heading for a long Brexit delay – and even ERG MPs are resigned to the fact
Whatever happens with Brexit, the Westminster establishment wants to revert to business as usual. This cannot be allowed to happen
Tory and Labour frontbenchers know their leaders are misguided
It is the backbenchers who have really stepped up to the plate. Smart amendments in the Commons have consistently scuppered the PM’s plans for a disastrous Brexit
Britain was sold a fantasy Brexit, so let’s march to restore sanity
We are marching not just against Brexit, but because we are proud of the UK
Any other Labour leader would instinctively back Remain in a People’s Vote
The Labour leader has made a nominal promise to push for a second public vote. But the truth is he will be intensely relaxed if it never comes to pass
Politicians are grateful for TIG – here’s what a Cabinet minister told me
‘Some fresh, principled, rebalancing will, I predict, have more impact than people immediately realise’
We’re bringing contempt proceedings against the government – showing the path to a new politics
Our actions show we can be a beacon for those who recognise the disastrous trajectory our country is on
We could rule out no-deal Brexit, but it needs Tory minister resignations to work
If ministers want to influence the outcome of Brexit, now is the sensible time to resign and vote accordingly, otherwise it will be too late. There is a huge amount at stake here
Corbyn’s Brexit plan betrays younger voters – and they won’t forgive him
The spirit of Labour’s conference policy was that if we couldn’t get an election, Labour would commit to referring this issue back to the people.
It is time to acknowledge broken promises on trade
If there were any doubt that the Labour leadership is happy to facilitate Brexit, look no further than the treatment of Labour frontbenchers who defied the whip