12 May 202612 May 2026 Stephen Kneale

EES, airport queues and why rejoining the EU isn’t the answer

05 March 202504 March 2025 Stephen Kneale

The Budapest Memorandum, the EU and where our future lies

09 September 201908 September 2019 Stephen Kneale

Brexit, disenfranchisement and unavoidable consequences

23 May 201923 May 2019 Stephen Kneale

One vital argument for the left to consider as you head to the EU polls

07 February 201906 February 2019 Stephen Kneale

“Despite Brexit”

13 December 201812 December 2018 Stephen Kneale

Banging on about Brexit to the banker: my rejoinder to Jeremy Marshall

11 December 201811 December 2018 Stephen Kneale

Unsurprising headline of the week: a banker from Sevenoaks and a pastor from Oldham disagree on the EU

27 October 201827 October 2018 Stephen Kneale

The troubling consequences of the ECHR affirming sharia blasphemy laws

16 June 201815 June 2018 Stephen Kneale

Historically, the left were anti-EU. What changed? Liberals

16 November 2017 Stephen Kneale

Insiders and Outsiders

10 May 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

The one reason Labour will struggle in the election

03 April 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

Can we all just calm down a bit: nobody is actually going to war

29 March 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

No, Tim Farron, the British public do not need a second referendum

17 March 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

Tony Blair is against populism because, in reality, he is against democracy

24 January 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

I voted #Brexit. The Supreme Court judgement is exactly what I voted for.

30 October 201629 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

Is British politeness a contravention of scripture?

24 June 201629 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

The morning after the brexit before: some conclusions to draw

23 June 201629 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

Today I will vote for #brexit – here is why