Brexit: Who is left to speak for Leavers?
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The Trade Dreams of Boris Johnson
Reuters photo By Binoy Kampmark “My chances of
Dangerous Political Games
AFP photo By Hazel Speed Prior to the Brexit
PMQs or a visit to the Hellfire Club?
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David Cameron – that’s a bit rich coming from you!
PA photo By Hazel Speed The other day, whilst
Trident Missile is an ‘In Triplicate’ Issue
Stefan Rousseau/PA By Hazel Speed It never ceases to
Observations of an Expat: A Good Year for Me
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Still unbeatable? Truck attack shows Merkel’s vulnerability
Hannibal Hanschke/Reuters By Noah Barkin For months, Germany’s Angela
Brexit – The Poison Chalice Before The Supreme Court
PA photo By Hazel Speed What a total waste
Is the media making Britain a laughing stock?
Chris Ratcliffe By Hazel Speed I listened to BBC
The Voice of the silent majority
By Hazel Speed This was predictable, and so far has
Understanding the great delusion: India and the NSG
AP photo By Anant Mishra India’s continuous efforts to
Should Mr Cameron be called to Parliament?
PA photo By Hazel Speed How embarrassing, not only
Mrs May’s coat of many political colours, albeit with patches
By Hazel Speed Mrs May’s keynote speech at
Will there be a General Strike in the UK?
Andy Rain/EPA By Hazel Speed With the inevitable announcement
Chinese Checkers; Hinkley Point and Brexit
Stefan Rousseau/PA By Hazel Speed The UK Prime Minister
Is it time for Brexiteers to march on Parliament?
Niklas Halle’n/AFP By Hazel Speed Brexit means Leave Europe. That
Hats Off to John Humphrys
PA photo By Hazel Speed BBC Radio 4 ‘The
Parity – Mugged in a Political Alley
K Wootton By Hazel Speed We quite often hear
Observations of an Expat: Europe Still on the British Agenda
By Tom Arms It’s Thursday night. The votes are being
Observations of an Expat: Lies and Democracy
EPA photo By Tom Arms Lies and democracy don’t
History or International Relations?
Reuters photo By Ananya S Guha I remember in
Observations of an Expat: Brexit and Shakespeare
Jack Taylor By Tom Arms BREXIT has plunged the
Brexit vote, UK political confusion keep world markets on edge
Reuters By Kylie MacLellan and Anirban Nag Britain’s vote
British EU vote unnerves world leaders and markets
Toby Melville/Reuters By Estelle Shirbon and Ben Blanchard Britain
Observations of an Expat: Brexit Repercussions
By Tom Arms It looks like Marx was right. The
Britain votes to leave EU, unleashing a global turmoil
Stefan Wermuth/Reuters By Guy Faulconbridge and Kate Holton Britain
Observations of an Expat: Brexit is BIG
By Tom Arms Next Thursday and Friday are BIG
Interview with Anant Mishra
Michael Organ interviews Anant Mishra, human rights and political
Sadiq Khan becomes Mayor of London, but Britain faces deep-seated problems
By Rupen Savoulian Sadiq Khan’s election as London Mayor is
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