4 May 2017: a chance to vote against hard Brexit
In 2 weeks most of the UK has a chance to vote in an election.
In 2 weeks most of the UK has a chance to vote in an election.
A Visit to Galati (Hard Brexit will see us lose free movement rights)
So, in the end, Theresa May's decision to break her word on a snap election was as disingenuous as it was inevitable: with the Brexit press braying in support, Jeremy Corbyn as inept as ever, Parliament reduced to a supine whimper, what did she have to lose? So she confected some paper-thin excuses about the dastardly habit of opposition parties opposing the Government, took a bow from the sycophants in the Right-wing press and now hopes to sail effortlessly towards a world free of all meaningful opposition after June 8.
EU Law expert Professor Michael Dougan has analysed Theresa May's Brexit speech.
The European Commision draft brexit negotiating directives were published earlier today.
President Poroshenko on the future of Europe - Chatham House event 19 April