Monthly Archives: June 2021

Five years of (some of) Brexit

Posted on 23rd June 2021 by admin

For me, it was the morning after that I remember most vividly. An early train to London left me wandering into Parliament Square at too-early-o’clock to hunt down the Radio5Live tent on College Green, to sit with Adrian Chiles for … Continue reading →

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Citizens’ rights under the Withdrawal Agreement

Posted on 16th June 2021 by admin

Citizens’ rights has been a rather strange part of the Brexit process, in that it has never occupied a very prominent place in the negotiations or discussions, even though it contains huge potential for disruption and problems. Whereas the financial … Continue reading →

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Pathways for the Northern Ireland Protocol

Posted on 10th June 2021 by admin

With the first meeting of the TCA’s Partnership Council finally done, alongside the WA’s Joint Committee, it’s perhaps a good time to reflect a bit on the Northern Ireland Protocol. While this sits within the Withdrawal Agreement, it’s worth noting … Continue reading →

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A bit of trade and not much cooperation: The hard Brexit deal

Posted on 3rd June 2021 by admin

This is a draft version of a piece published in Political Insight. Please refer to that version for any citations. Even before Covid, it was evident that 2020 was going to be a difficult one for British politics. The December 2019 … Continue reading →

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