Duncan Simpson / 29 May 2019
A Political Obituary
Theresa May as Katechon
Though the chimes of Big Ben, looming over the Palace of Westminster, are silent, the bell has finally tolled for Prime Minister Theresa May.(...)
Brexit
Josh White / 27 May 2019
The Nigel Farage Experience
From UKIP to the Brexit Party
Two politicians and their entourage walked into a West London pub for a quick pint only to find themselves arguing with a bunch of wild-eyed Trotskyists.(...)
John Foster / 22 May 2019
The End is Nigh
Looking For a Better Europe
Elections for the European Parliament begin Thursday and predictions of doom and gloom are the order of the day. And why not?(...)
Josh White / 20 May 2019
Rebranding Brexit
Nigel Farage Looks for New Markets
The Brexit Party is the new vehicle for Nigel Farage’s populist project to reshape British politics. And it looks set to smash UKIP and the Conservatives.(...)
Natalie Sarkic-Todd / 08 May 2019
We Need to Talk About Nigel
Telling it Like it Is
My favourite response to loudmouths is to ignore them. Don’t give them the oxygen of publicity, don’t repeat their slogans and don’t share their images on social media.(...)
Natalie Sarkic-Todd / 01 Apr 2019
Revoke Article 50
Britain Takes Back Control
And yet there is hope. Today, on 1 April (Yes, April Fool’s Day,) the UK parliament debates the Revoke Article 50 petition. For those who say petitions are useless, this shows that when government is not listening, at least citizens can be heard and influence the political process.(...)
Ari Paul / 29 Mar 2019
The Border War
British Colonialism 2.0
It should have been today. It might be in April. It could even be in May.(...)
Natalie Sarkic-Todd / 22 Mar 2019
Fighting Fascism and False Narratives
The Molly Scott Cato Interview
Josh White / 18 Mar 2019
Britain’s Human Rights Crisis
Sajid Javid’s Path to Number 10
UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid has ambitions to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May. He’s been beefing up his repertoire for nastiness ever since he took over in the wake of the Windrush scandal.(...)
Josh Kitto / 06 Mar 2019
The Declining Appeal of Brexit
Labour’s Struggle With Remain
The worst thing about the 2016 EU referendum wasn’t its outcome. It was the sense of claustrophobia it gave Britain.(...)