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Recent Posts
Extend Article 50 then oust Johnson? Or oust Johnson so as to guarantee the extension of Article 50? This week’s crucial question
29.09.2019
The enduring value of #BrexitDiagram – what is important, and what happens in what order
20.09.2019
Election then referendum? Or referendum then election? Brexit next steps
12.09.2019
How opposition parties can engineer a later general election, but get the election called before prorogation of Parliament
05.09.2019
Arguments with superficial plausibility in the Brexit debate
03.09.2019
Priti Patel smirking as Andrew Marr reads out warnings from manufacturers about the potential dire economic impact of a no-deal Brexit on their business.
Marr: “I’m not sure why you’re laughing.”
All right. This is serious now. If Long Bailey is saying this Labour is now actually ready to push for a referendum
19 Oct, if the Commons sits, is going to be quite a day
“The only option that we’ve got now is to let the people decide”
Labour’s Rebecca Long Bailey tells #Marr she’s ‘been on a journey’ and could support a referendum on a #Brexit deal before a general election
https://t.co/0p6nWkdSd8
At a presentation this morning about “Europäische Öffentlichkeit” (roughly: European public sphere), given by a journalist
As ever with these sorts of presentations: it assumes better journalism and journalists, and more money for them and networking them, is the solution...
