Brexit Spotlight

Post-Brexit Turing Scheme gives students £22m less than EU’s Erasmus programme

Science and education

Report: Environmental regulation after Brexit

Farms, fish and food The environment

Measuring the Brexit impact on the economy: the evidence that points to a self-inflicted calamity

The economy and jobs

Tell the government: drop the deregulatory chaos bill

Democracy and the rule of law The economy and jobs The environment Workers’ rights

Jacob Rees Mogg out. What happens to his bonfire of regulation now?

Democracy and the rule of law The environment Workers’ rights

The strange return of authoritarian individualism

Democracy and the rule of law The economy and jobs

From the Nordic states to Azerbaijan – plans for a ‘European Political Community’ at the Prague summit?

The reinventions of Liz Truss: is this ‘iron lady’ for turning?

Back to the single market? Pressure grows for new deal

The government’s new “high potential” visa offers a reminder that immigration is a class issue

Citizens’ rights and migration The economy and jobs

The UK has left the EU, and everything, from the food we eat to the way we trade, is in flux. Rights and protections for workers, the environment and migrants which we took for granted for decades are now uncertain. Jobs are being lost.

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