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What does it take for a country to come together?

On reconciliation and what it would mean for a country to come together after an acrimonious, difficult situation. I am talking about the EU Referendum and Boris Johnson’s calls for reconciliation and Justin Welby’s calls for reconnection. [Read now...]

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Dr Helen De Cruz

PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Opinion, 2019 General Election, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Conservatives, EU Citizens, EU Referendum, Justin Welby, Remainers, Twitter thread, Vote Leave, UK Politics

Remainers vs Brexit Zombies.

Remainers can still prevent the worst outcome and I know that millions will try to do so. [Read now...]

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Nyla Nox

PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Opinion, 2019 General Election, Brexit, EU Referendum, Liberal Democrats, Remainers, Tactical Voting

Was the 2016 referendum really ‘the biggest democratic exercise in this country’s history’?

Next time you hear Brexiters, MPs and the Prime Minister claim that the 2016 referendum was “the biggest democratic exercise in this country’s history,” remind them that it is a myth invented by the Brexiters to treat the result as sacrosanct when it is not so. [Read now...]

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Ian Bartle

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Fact-Check, Brexit, Brexiters, EU Referendum, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Theresa May

What would it take for a decision on Brexit to be made?

Part of me is surprised that it took until now for me to get overtaken by events. [Read now...]

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Professor Simon Usherwood

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Analysis, Boris Johnson, Brexit, EU Referendum, No-Deal Brexit, People's Vote, UK Parliament, UK Politics

Forget Cumberbatch, see what Brexit manipulator really thinks of you.

In autumn 2013, Dominic Cummings, the shady snake oil salesman at the head of Vote Leave, wrote 237 pages saying poor people are poor because they have inferior genes and brains and rich people are rich because they are superior. [Read now...]

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Will Black

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Fact-Check, Brexit, Brexiters, Dominic Cummings, Education, Eugenics, EU Referendum, Opinion, UK Politics

I voted Leave, but we were lied to, and it has now ripped the country apart.

Tom from London works in the banking industry. He voted Leave in 2016, but now knowing the truth, painfully seeing through the lies, he has changed his mind and wants to Remain. He too is a Remainer Now. [Read now...]

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Remainer Now

PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Remainer Now, Brexit, Brexiters, EU Referendum, No-Deal Brexit, Regretful Leave Voters, Remain, Twitter thread, Vote Leave

How Boris Johnson draws on the past to rule in the present – with a little help from myth.

The stories we tell about our histories can have a powerful impact on current events – and research shows how. [Read now...]

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Professor Angus Nicholls

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Analysis, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Brexiters, British Empire, Dominic Cummings, EU Referendum, European Union, Political Myths, Psychology, UK Politics, WW2, Winston Churchill

What does it take for a country to come together?

Dr Helen De Cruz

Opinion, 2019 General Election, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Conservatives, EU Citizens, EU Referendum, Justin Welby, Remainers, Twitter thread, Vote Leave, UK Politics

Remainers vs Brexit Zombies.

Nyla Nox

Opinion, 2019 General Election, Brexit, EU Referendum, Liberal Democrats, Remainers, Tactical Voting

Was the 2016 referendum really ‘the biggest democratic exercise in this country’s history’?

Ian Bartle

Fact-Check, Brexit, Brexiters, EU Referendum, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Theresa May

What would it take for a decision on Brexit to be made?

Professor Simon Usherwood

Analysis, Boris Johnson, Brexit, EU Referendum, No-Deal Brexit, People's Vote, UK Parliament, UK Politics

Forget Cumberbatch, see what Brexit manipulator really thinks of you.

Will Black

Fact-Check, Brexit, Brexiters, Dominic Cummings, Education, Eugenics, EU Referendum, Opinion, UK Politics

I voted Leave, but we were lied to, and it has now ripped the country apart.

Remainer Now

Remainer Now, Brexit, Brexiters, EU Referendum, No-Deal Brexit, Regretful Leave Voters, Remain, Twitter thread, Vote Leave

How Boris Johnson draws on the past to rule in the present – with a little help from myth.

Professor Angus Nicholls

Analysis, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Brexiters, British Empire, Dominic Cummings, EU Referendum, European Union, Political Myths, Psychology, UK Politics, WW2, Winston Churchill

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