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The Brexit vote was a surprise, but it should not have been. For 48 per cent of people asked just before the referendum about issues facing the United Kingdom, immigration was seen as the most significant. If the huge number of people who voted to leave because of...

Remain lost the referendum vote narrowly, but as Farage himself said before the results came in, why should a 52-48 margin be the end of the fight? It should not, and that is because the vote was about much more than Europe. For many voters, the European Union was a...

What does the centre-ground look like in a Brexit era? Gisela Stuart and Atul Hatwal survey the landscape. [column-group][column] Gisela Stuart The referendum in June changed a lot, but not everything. The fundamental rules of politics have not changed. You listen to...

The strong performance of the United Kingdom economy in the last quarter has little to do with the long term impact of Brexit. That depends on the kind of exit deal we get and the trade deals which replace European Union membership. The longer the government flails...