Brexit
Bloody Tomatoes in Brexit Times
Camilla Macciani, MA Migration and Diaspora Studies Walking through Tesco’s corridors, as the day of Brexit gets closer, many might think of what will be left on the shelves after the UK leaves the European… Read More »Bloody Tomatoes in Brexit Times
A Party Divided
Frances Everett, BA International Relations and Development Studies The Labour Party has recently been faced with the long rumoured departure of numerous MPs from the party, who have styled themselves as ‘The Independent Group’. On… Read More »A Party Divided
Honda Hits the Brakes on its Swindon Plant
Alice Milton, BA World Philosophies On Tuesday 19 February, the Japanese car company Honda announced it will be closing its plant in Swindon by 2021. This will result in the direct loss of at least… Read More »Honda Hits the Brakes on its Swindon Plant
Number of Applications for Irish Passports Skyrocket Ahead of Brexit Deal
Kitty Walsh, BA History and World Philosophies Since Britain voted to leave the European Union in the summer of 2016, applications for Irish passports have skyrocketed. Prior to June’s referendum, the number of applications averaged… Read More »Number of Applications for Irish Passports Skyrocket Ahead of Brexit Deal
Are We Heading Towards a No-deal Brexit?
Caroline Hilgers, BA International Relations and Social Anthropology After the historic vote on Theresa May’s withdrawal deal in the House of Commons on Tuesday evening, 15 January, the future of the UK and Brexit is… Read More »Are We Heading Towards a No-deal Brexit?