Tag Archives: Labour

The sleeping dog of ‘Europe’: UK relations with the EU as a non-issue

Posted on 17th July 2024 by admin

This piece was originally posted as part of the UK Election Analysis project. Do visit for lots of other pieces on all aspects of the 2024 General Election. Given that the past decade of British politics has arguably been shaped … Continue reading →

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What might Labour do on UK-EU relations?

Posted on 22nd June 2023 by admin

Maybe it’s the sense of the passing of the seasons and the proximity of the next British general election, but recently I’ve been asked a lot about whether a Labour government would make a bold move on EU relations. Mujtaba … Continue reading →

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Does ‘make Brexit work’ work?

Posted on 7th July 2022 by admin

This post originally appeared on the UK in a Changing Europe website. As a strapline for Labour’s EU policy, ‘make Brexit work’ has a lot going for it. An echo of ‘get Brexit done’ – which served Boris Johnson and … Continue reading →

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