How a once great office of state – foreign secretary – was demeaned by Brexit-seeking incumbents… Read More »
What can we expect from the Scottish Local Elections? (Electoral Reform Society)
Online event with the Electoral Reform Society. Elections expert Professor Sir John Curtice joins will be looking at the prospects for next month’s Scottish local elections. As well as a… Read More »
pride and shame
“Though it saddens me beyond words to say it, it’s some years now since I could say I felt proud to be British. To those fake patriots who’d ask me why I hate my country so much, I’d answer that I don’t: I just hate what they’ve done to it.”… Read More »
time for a new entente cordiale
Johnson now has a big choice. Does he continue to encourage the sniping and snarking at Macron, as he has done since he became Prime Minister in 2019? Or does he look for a post-Brexit entente cordiale and set UK-France relations on a new trajectory… Read More »
Lockdown Livestream: Ukraine
Glasgow Loves EU are talking to Dr Anna Mc Keever, Ukrainian Political Scientist – about Ukraine’s relationship with Russia, the Russian invasion of February 2022, the plight of civilians in… Read More »
One Party After Another: The Disruptive Life of Nigel Farage (LSE European Institute)
Online event hosted by the London School of Economics London Institute. Nigel Farage is arguably one of the most influential British politicians of the 21st century. His campaign to take… Read More »
Post-Brexit Britain – Failure and Fragmentation (Oxford for Europe)
Online event organised by Oxford for Europe. At a time of profound uncertainty at the centre of politics, it is hugely powerful to hear the honest testimonies of two former… Read More »
The lost decade – Brexit and austerity: Polly Toynbee (NE Surrey 4 EU)
Webinar by North East Surrey for Europe, featuring Polly Toynbee sharing her widespread knowledge of the interconnectedness between Brexit and Austerity. More details and registration here.… Read More »