Brexit

@theconversation.com 5 years ago

Britain's European food connection pre-dates the EU and will survive Brexit

@wsj.com 5 years ago

The U.K. Prime Minister’s Make or Break Election

@WSJ 5 years ago

Britain’s centuries-old rules of government have a sacrosanct tradition: Don’t drag the monarch into politics. Amid the political ferment of Brexit, even this golden rule risks being bent. https://on.wsj.com/2zZxarU

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

The frenzied maneuvering in Parliament showed how Brexit keeps propelling the country deeper into uncharted political territory, where centuries of unwritten rules and conventions are giving way to a brawl over the future of the world’s oldest democracy. https://nyti.ms/2zQt2KR

@rt.com 5 years ago

Ex-Tory leader accused of ‘abusing history’ with Brexit-Reformation column

@theatlantic.com 5 years ago

The Very British Tradition of ‘Verbal Cartooning’

@TheNewEuropean 5 years ago

After centuries, could the two-party system finally be finished by Brexit? https://buff.ly/2ZfleNh

@theatlantic.com 6 years ago

The Reinvention of America

@WSJ 6 years ago

A three-centuries-old spat over Gibraltar, the rocky British outpost on the Iberian peninsula, could further vex Britain's hopes for a smooth Brexit https://on.wsj.com/2GoQ65d

@WSJ 7 years ago

Brexit has reopened a centuries-old debate about how Ireland should be governed http://on.wsj.com/2BnWo5N

@WSJ 7 years ago

A centuries-old debate about how Ireland should be governed has been reopened. And the Irish question in turn will play a role in determining what form Brexit takes.http://on.wsj.com/2BrPqwC

@live.wsj.com 8 years ago

Gibraltar: Between a Rock and a Brexit