Roderick Matthews
Brexit has smashed up the EU, imperilled the UK and redefined the relationship between Parliament, the Constitution and the party system
On the eve of the EU referendum in Britain, it is the familiar story of the popular outsider pitted against the resented Establishment
For all the wails and groans in the air, the EU is a political project as much as an economic one. And anyone who favours ‘unity in diversity’ should be pardoned a soft spot for the euro
A new age of political adventure lies at the end of an election that might also decide whether Britain is one country or several
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