You’ve most likely been there. Perhaps only as an observer, a passive pass-through. Your train stopped, but no one alighted, no one boarded. If you’d looked up from your phone, or the novel that you’d made decent headway into since pulling out of your origin station...
The impact of Brexit on the UK economy will be worse in the long run compared to the coronavirus pandemic, the chairman of the Office for Budget Responsibility has said.
Davis famously said there would be no downsides to Brexit only considerable upsides...
We take a look at the problem of inflation and the impact this is currently having
I fear I could be suffering from Schadenfreude, as I find myself somewhat unable to show empathy for the boss and biggest shareholder of Wetherspoons pub chain, Tim Martin.
How do you ‘Build back better’, ‘level up’, and ‘bring the country together’, oft-used slogans of this current government, slogans that from the outset rang hollow?
one group has suffered most during the health crisis and the government has let them. in the very early days of the pandemic, when cases in the uk were still counted by the dozen.
We live in a democracy, where our government is chosen by the people. But a lot of people are unhappy about how it works. Our voting system needs fixing
The London bureau chief for Germany’s public broadcaster reflects on Britain’s government.
As the leading television provider in the UK, Freeview offers a very random selection of news channels The current rather paltry offering consists of BBC News, Murdoch’s Sky News, Putin’s Russia Today, and Qatari-based Al Jazeera. Seemingly no room for France 24, Germany’s DW, or Euronews.
The European Movement UK has been compiling a report following the first 100 days of Brexit, analysing the effect that leaving the EU has had on people, businesses, and communities up and down the country. They have been talking to farmers, business owners, teachers, fishermen and women, musicians, charities, and action groups to analyse how Brexit has impacted livelihoods and lives since we fully left the EU in January.
Go to the European Movement website to find out more and download a copy of Stories of Brexit, and to find out more about the national campaign.
As the academic year comes to an end for university students across the country, I begin to think back on the experiences of the last year. For many of us, it has been a rather frustrating experience of student life.
"Personal identity is affected by how one is seen by others, and for British pro-Europeans this poses a problem."
Have you ever organised or joined a demonstration over something you felt strongly about? If the new Policing Bill being rushed through Parliament this week comes into law, in the future you could find yourself facing a £10k fine
1. How good is the new deal with the European Union (EU)?
The deal is a bad deal for Britain. It is hard to think of a non no-deal outcome that could have been worse
In a functioning democracy the average person isn’t thinking about government procurement policies. If we do give it thought, we might expect that the government awards contracts under a fair and transparent system that prevents corruption and ensures a good deal with taxpayer money