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Tory leadership – how to cut down the list?
Senior Tory MPs are considering whether to change the rules of the leadership contest to speed up the process. With thirteen contenders, some are calling for a minimum threshold of support.
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The figure doesn’t relate specifically to the cost of the tiered system.
We asked FactCheck readers what they wanted to know about Brexit day.
The Prime Minister wants a ballot on 12 December.
How does Boris Johnson’s deal differ from the one that Theresa May failed to get past the House of Commons?
There has been bad news on foreign investment since these figures were published.
So what does it mean? And what happens next? We’ve lined up some political and constitutional experts to help us explain.
What has the PM said about Europe over the years?
There are just two months to go before we’re due to leave.
We can’t find an interview where Mr Raab warned explicitly about the possibility of a no-deal Brexit during the referendum campaign.
Senior Tory MPs are considering whether to change the rules of the leadership contest to speed up the process. With thirteen contenders, some are calling for a minimum threshold of support.
In the European elections, the polls are led by the newly-formed Brexit Party, trailed by Labour, the Lib Dems and the Conservatives.
There’s no shortage of bills that need to get through Parliament. They’re all stacked up. And they’re all Brexit.
Leading Brexiters have been accused of exaggerating the popularity of a no-deal Brexit among voters. In recent TV interviews, John Redwood and Andrew Bridgen both said “most of the public” now want to leave the EU with no withdrawal agreement in place. Jacob Rees-Mogg has also tweeted this graphic, which draws on two recent opinion…
A senior Conservative minister has warned Theresa May that if Parliament wants to support a ‘softer’ Brexit – she can’t afford to ignore it.
At his end of summit press conference in Brussels, France’s President Macron has been explaining why he didn’t want an “crisis summit next week” as it could land the EU with “responsibility” for a No Deal Brexit and the EU27 would’ve lost the “blame game”.