Conservative MPs have warned Theresa May that their support for her government’s Brexit legislation is not unconditional, as they demanded significant changes to the EU withdrawal bill within minutes of backing it. Parliament’s post-midnight vote resulted in the prime minister facing no rebellion from within her party, as the government…
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The repeal bill aims to achieve something pretty simple: when we leave the EU, all current EU law will become British law so that life goes on as normal after Brexit. Nothing more. It ought to be a rather boring, technical exercise in legal copying and pasting. Very dull. Nothing…
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Electricity network operators have been accused of making “huge” profits over the last six years that have added £10 billion to consumers’ energy bills. That’s according to new analysis by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), which found the six firms that own and operate the network of towers…
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John has published an article in The Guardian about how Brexit offers Britain a chance to mould a fairer society… There’s an element of “back to the future” about this current parliament. Two-party politics is back with a bang, after 25 years away, and with it has come a retro…
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