Oliver Storey suggests that the demoncracy of the country rests on us having another opportunity to vote for or against Brexit.

Iwan Hopkins writes about the amount of money the Brexit process, let alone the exit itself, is costing Britain, and how the clock is ticking for Theresa.

Erasmus programmes are in jeopardy over loss of funding

Alexander Candlin argues that a second EU referendum would do more harm than good, and would ruin any claim to democracy that the UK once had.

Greater Manchester MPs once again re-affirm their opposition to a No Deal, as an extension to Article 50 appears an increasingly attractive prospect

Brexit is plagued with uncertainty, and the faster we’re moving towards it, the less we know about the UK’s position as a science powerhouse

Tallulah Brennan argues that the racist rhetoric of the Brexit vote was motivated by the imperial nostalgia of the Baby Boomer generation.

Cachella Smith suggests that providing incentives to encourage people to vote will not necessarily generate a fair and representative outcome

The fund is designed to reduce the short-term impacts of Brexit on struggling communities, although some argue it does not address wider issues

New research from Milkround shows that graduates are concerned about the uncertainty Brexit will have on the job market

QS director of rankings Ben Stower warns that UK success in the rankings depends on their Erasmus partnerships

Spanish students are reconsidering Erasmus placements in the UK, as Brexit creates uncertainty

A recent research project carried out by select universities on behalf of the United Nations Association has found the UK must improve its foreign policy after Brexit to maintain its current influence in the United Nations

Contributor Jack Greeney reviews Post Malone’s highly anticipated the arena performance, but were even the greatest fans underwhelmed?

A representative of Stockport for over 25 years, Coffey joined colleagues in criticising the party’s leadership over Brexit and antisemitism

The decline of EU citizens re-considering working and settling in Manchester follows the national trend

A new study predicts increased employment growth in Manchester after Brexit, propelling the city ahead of London

Alexander Candlin looks at the potential of a no-deal Brexit, and asks whether MPs voting against it as an option has damaged the UK’s bargaining position.

Parliament rejects a number of amendments backed by Greater Manchester MPs, that include renegotiation with the EU, and legislating for a second referendum

Luke O Hane argues that listening to the views of the general public may help Theresa May to gain more confidence within her Brexit negotiations.