Confrontation looming on Brexit
With Parliament neutralised by the summer recess, battle lines are being drawn for the biggest constitutional crisis in modern times when it comes back next month, writes Alan Davies.
Tories
Johnson’s Tories = Brexit Party Mark II
Alan Davies argues that Johnson’s Cabinet is the most right-wing since World War 2 and that it it is still possible to stop Brexit
Boris Johnson and Billie Eilish
Johnson’s inevitable election as Tory leader marks the transformation of the Conservatives into a Trumpesque, hard right populist party.
Johnson government is a threat to Labour
Nothing short of an alien invasion in the next couple of weeks is going to stop Boris Johnson becoming the next British prime minster writes Andy Stowe?.
May resigns and Brexit moves to the right
As Theresa May resigns, Alan Davis analyses how to stop Brexit now and the challenges ahead for Labour.
What the local elections mean…
What is my verdict on the local elections that took place in Britain on May 2, asks Susan Moore? A catastrophe for the Tories with the loss of 1,269 seats out of around 8,500 [...]
Second referendum moves closer
It was yet another momentous week in British politics, writes Alan Davies. As well as an ongoing constitutional crisis, it saw significant progress towards a second [...]
Labour declares for a second referendum
The voting age should be 16 and EU citizens living in Britain should get the vote.
Labour are also running down the clock
The consequences of a Tory Government driving the country over the cliff could
be catastrophic for the future of the government party. Labour faces dangerous
times as well. Any idea that a Tory crisis on this scale could open up a big opportunity for Labour is excluded.
Labour must change course as crash out looms closer
The clear and highly dangerous outcome of the shenanigans in the House of Commons yesterday is, that as a result of May’s dramatic U-turn into the arms of the European Research Group (ERG), writes Alan Davies.
