Manufacturers need a Brexit deal that ensures the UK retains tariff-free movement of goods to Europe and a flexible...
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Europe Articles
An end to ‘constructive ambiguity’
Labour's position on the single market is good for small and medium-sized businesses and workers alike, writes...
British Foreign Policy After Brexit
Adam Harrison argues that while there are needles in David Owen and David Ludlow’s haystack, they are hard to find...
Cross-party, not new parties
Richard Dawkins' 'European party' would likely split the pro-European vote and let more Brexiteers into parliament,...
Labour must fight a chaotic Brexit
Our party must be prepared to force the government back to the negotiating table – or keep Britain in the European...
Lessons from Norway on Brexit
Instead of attempting to rerun the referendum, Labour should call for an arrangement similar to the Norwegian model,...
Labour must offer a ‘better Brexit’
Build a winning coalition of Remain and Leave voters is possible if Labour displays the competence to deliver a better...
The Schulz effect
The energetic start that Martin Schulz has made to his campaign for the chancellorship is a marked contrast to Angela...
Philip Hammond’s deficit denial
With a hard Brexit looming, the government is keen to forget all about the deficit – it is Labour's job to make sure...
No turning the clock back
Progressives have a duty to ensure that the government secures a Brexit deal that keeps Britain open for business...
The silence of the Brexiteers
Philip Hammond's reluctance to talk about Brexit casts doubt over the government's insistence that Brexit will be a...
Britain teeters on a cliff edge
Labour peer Roger Liddle sets out why he felt forced to break the party whip over Brexit for the first time in his...