EU referendum
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9 Aug
Will the Bank of England be able to cope with the consequences of Brexit?
Sam Woods, chief executive of the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), has warned that the Bank of England (BoE) doesn’t have the resources to handle the consequences of Brexit.
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24 Jul
Brexit: Liam Fox arrives in Washington for US-UK trade talks
The UK’s international trade secretary Liam Fox will spend two days in Washington to discuss the details of a post-Brexit trade deal with his US counterpart Robert Lighthizer.
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23 Jun
What will happen to EU citizens in the UK after Brexit?
UK prime minister Theresa May has set out initial plans to safeguard EU citizens’ rights in the UK once it leaves the European Union (EU).
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22 Jun
Voting to leave the European Union has generated new political identities in the UK
In June 2016 the UK voted to leave the European Union, but almost a year on, how has the political environment changed?
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30 May
Why did the UK vote to leave the EU?
In June last year, Britain voted to leave the European Union (EU) by 51.9 percent to 48.1 percent.
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23 May
Do people regret voting for Brexit?
Since the UK voted to leave the European Union, there has been much talk of Brexit regret and whether or not voters which they could change their vote.
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17 May
Brexit: Liberal Democrats promise second EU referendum
The Liberal Democrat manifesto will offer the British public a chance to reverse Brexit.
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8 May
How will an Emmanuel Macron presidency affect the UK’s Brexit negotiations?
Emmanuel Macron, the financier-turned politician, became France’s youngest ever president yesterday after winning two thirds of the popular vote.
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5 May
What exactly were the results of the Brexit vote?
In June 2016, Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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4 May
A new UK immigration system will not be ready in time for Brexit, says think tank
A new UK immigration system will “not be ready” by April 2019, the scheduled date for the country’s formal departure from the EU, according to the Institute for Government (IfG), a British think tank.
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28 Apr
Brexit: Will Irish reunification lead to the break-up of the UK?
European council president Donald Tusk said today that the UK government must settle the issues of “people, money and Ireland” before negotiating its future relationship with the EU.
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24 Apr
These are the CEOs who wanted to remain in the EU
When the UK voted to leave the European Union (EU) last June, the nation was split: 52 percent in favour of leaving against 48 percent who wanted to remain.
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13 Apr
Almost 20 percent of legal advice enquiries made by EU nationals related to the UK in 2016
Nearly one in five enquiries made by EU nationals last year to the European Citizen Action Service (ECAS), an organisation providing free legal advice, concerned issues relating to the UK.
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12 Apr
Was the Brexit vote site hacked? Who knows
Russia and China may, or may not, be to blame for a crash in the UK’s voter registration website in the weeks leading up to the EU referendum, according to a report by parliament’s cross-party Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC).
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27 Jan
Trump’s raised the stakes: can the market take the strain?
Belgian economist Paul de Grauwe is the author of The Limits of the Market, which looks at the tension between the market and the state.
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5 Jan
World Economic Forum 2017: Five things you need to know
The 47th World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting will take place from 17 to 20 January, coinciding with Donald Trump’s inauguration as US President.