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Recent polling and political discourse increasingly highlight a profound generational divide in the United Kingdom, with young British people emerging as the most fervently pro-European demographic since the 2016 Brexit […]

This edited collection surveys the impact of Brexit 10 years after the UK voted to leave the European Union. Made up of three essays from experts on immigration, the economy

In a new report for the Federal Trust, John Stevens argues that the UK’s persistently high Gilt yields reflect a growing political risk premium attached to First Past the Post.

by Catharine Barnard and Joël Reland  18th June 2026 In a major new report published by the Federal Trust and The Constitution Society, Professor Catharine Barnard and Joël Reland survey

Readers will have noticed that the ‘omerta’ on Brexit has now ended, and the British media are now openly discussing the pros and cons of rejoining the EU. Politics never

Update 19 May 2026: The challenge to Prime Minister Starmer has unexpectedly lifted the lid on the long-suppressed Brexit debate. But the political class (except for the Liberal Democrats) has

In the wake of PM Starmer’s decision not to participate in or contribute to illegal Israeli-American warfare against Iran, the UK has been hit by the unrestricted outrage of US

29th January 2026 A major new report from the Federal Trust and The Constitution Society tackles the role immigration policy played in causing Brexit, and that Brexit has since played

In this new podcast episode, John Stevens and Brendan Donnelly discuss the reemergence of Brexit as a topic of British political discourse. They conclude that this reemergence could be harmful

In this new Federal Trust video, John Stevens and Brendan Donnelly discuss the reemergence of Brexit as a topic of British political discourse. They conclude that this reemergence could be