Are MPs ever going to agree on anything?
Charlie Mullins on the indicative votes and why it is time to put it to the people with a ‘confirmatory referendum’.
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Indicative votes — How did your MP vote?
After yesterday night’s results of the indicative votes, check out which motions your MP voted for or against.
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Brexit. The horror show continues.
Last week’s Brexit developments brilliantly analysed by Professor Chris Grey.
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From Slovakia, a new way to counter political toxicity?
Can fighting evil together be the way to go in parts of the world where populism and nationalism are winning?
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Why does Labour not favour freedom of movement?
Why Labour’s opposition to freedom of movement does not make sense. Ending freedom of movement cannot end white nativist anger and it will only worsen conditions for British workers.
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Friday in London: An unstable and divided country to be ashamed of.
Friday 29 March was our original date for leaving the EU. While an extension protects us from a No-Deal Brexit, unrest and violence in Westminster highlighted the gravity of what we face. Here Daniel Reast recounts a shameful day for the UK.
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A very British march.
Reflections on the march to ‘Put It To The People’.
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Press review — This week’s suggested reading.
Interesting, sometimes captivating, thought-provoking articles selected in other media and recommended by our Editor.
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A tale of two elections: Israel 2019, US 2020.
It is on the outer fringes of US 2020 electoral politics that the Palestinian issue is pushing up through the weeds of domestic policy debate.
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Brand New Zealand?
Why would anyone relocate to live and work in New Zealand after the terrorist attack that took place in Christchurch? Because of Prime Minister Jacinda Arden and the country’s response to the horrific attack.
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Theresa May loses another Brexit vote: Here’s why April 12 is now the key date to watch.
The prime minister asked MPs to support her withdrawal agreement, leaving the future relationship for later. Her plan backfired.
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Capitulation, migration and Brexit.
There’s a difference between understanding concerns over migration, and indulging and capitulating to them without question or critique.
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Indicative votes: What would YOUR choices be?
On Monday, MPs will have a second go at the indicative votes on the Brexit alternatives. What would YOUR choices be?
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The emerging new world order’s alarm bells.
How some world leaders, by enabling abuse of human, minority and refugee rights, facilitate the erosion of the norms of debate and mainstream hate speech.
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“Leave a light on” for Scotland — Scottish MEP in passionate plea to European Parliament.
In what could be his last speech in the European Parliament, SNP MEP Alyn Smith called yesterday on the EU to “leave a light on for Scotland.”
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“Let Brexit stand as a cautionary tale,” Conservative MEP warns EU Parliament.
Rare enough maybe to mention, a British Conservative politician, Richard Ashworth, received a standing ovation this morning at the European Parliament after warning the EU not to take peace and prosperity for granted.
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Why MPs taking charge of the Commons timetable is not a “dangerous, unpredictable precedent”.
Holger Hestermeyer on why, contrary to what government claims, it is quite normal for parliament in other countries, not the executive, to decide what it debates.
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