The UK in a Changing Europe

Catherine Barnard speaks on BBC Radio 4's PM programme about the sort of deal the UK wants to pursue in Brexit negotiations, and how she thinks the European Union will respond.

Our fourth panel, which discussed the impact of Brexit on parliamentary parties, included: Dr Philip Lynch, University of Leicester Margot James, former Conservative MP for Stourbridge Stephen Kinnock, Labour MP for Aberavon Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd Chair: Matt Chorley, Editor of The Times’ Red Box

Our third panel discussed parliament and sketch writing and featured: Michael Deacon, Political sketchwriter, The Daily Telegraph Tom Peck, Political sketch writer, The Independent John Crace, Parliamentary sketch writer, The Guardian Chair: Jill Rutter, senior research fellow of The UK in a Changing Europe

Our second panel, which discussed scrutiny in parliament during the next stages of the Brexit process, included the following speakers: Dr Richard Whitaker, University of Leicester Lord Jay of Ewelme, Crossbench Life peer Angus Brendan MacNeil, Scottish National Party MP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar Baroness Smith of Basildon, Shadow Leader of the House of Lords and Labour Life peer Chair: Mark d’Arcy...

At our Parliament and Brexit event, we hosted the following speakers looking back on parliamentary scrutiny during the Brexit process: Professor Adam Cygan, University of Leicester Dr Sarah Wollaston, former MP for Totnes Sir William Cash, Conservative MP for Stone Dr Ruth Fox, Director and Head of Research, Hansard Society Chair: Susan Hulme, Parliamentary Correspondent, BBC

In this episode former special advisor to Theresa May, Raoul Ruparel and Dr Meredith Crowley, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe discuss what to look out for in the UK-EU trade talks, whether there will be a deal by the end of December and the likelihood of a UK-US trade deal.

Jill Rutter speaks to Andrew Castle on LBC about the start of the UK-EU negotiations and where they might be heading. Jill says the UK ask is now very far away from that of Theresa May.

Jill Rutter talks about the second phase of negotiations that are about to begin between the United Kingdom and the European Union, to try to agree a trade deal. The UK being one of the big fishing nations in the EU, there will be a big focus on fisheries.

In this episode, our special guests include Ian Dunt, editor of Politics.co.uk, Melanie Phillips, columnist for The Times and Professor Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe. They discuss what they have learned about Brexit over the past three years, the divide over social values in this country and what they expect will happen over the course of the trade negotiations this year.

Jonathan Portes talks on BBC Radio 4's PM programme about the impact of the government's new post-Brexit immigration system on the UK work market. He says though the government says this system will see a decrease in immigration to the UK, the UK has already seen a sharp fall in unskilled migration, since the referendum.

Jill Rutter spoke to Matthew Wright on Talk Radio about the EU's negotiating tactics and what they will want from the UK in trade negotiations, now the UK has left the European Union.

Tim Bale speaks to Mike Graham about what might happen in the upcoming trade negotiations with the European Union, following the UK's departure from the EU on 31 January 2020.

Tim Bale speaks to Matthew Wright about the recent cabinet reshuffle and what it means for Brexit, particularly looking at the resignation of Sajid Javid as Chancellor and the promotion of Rishni Sunak in his place.

Jill Rutter senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe looks at the role and power played by the Treasury, the objectives of No.10, and whether tensions will continue to exist between No.10 and the Treasury.

Our senior fellows Katy Hayward, Sarah Hall and David Bailey talk to podcaster James Millar about our latest report Brexit: what next? Our experts explain what the future holds for the UK's manufacturing industry, what Boris Johnson's Brexit deal means for Northern Ireland and how leaving the EU could affect the UK's financial services sector. You can read the full report here - https://ukandeu.ac...

Professor Anand Menon, director at The UK in a Changing Europe speaks to Shelagh Fogarty on LBC radio answering your questions on what happens next as Britain gets ready to leave the European Union.

Professor Meredith Crowley, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe discusses the possibility of the UK negotiating a future trade deal similar to the Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) which includes trading goods and trade in services. She explains the challenges and benefits of such a deal post Brexit.

Will Straw, former executive director of Britain Stronger in Europe talks to Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe and James Millar about the causes and symptoms of Brexit, the EU referendum campaign and what the focus should be for the UK after 31 January,

Senior fellow of The UK in a Chaning Europe, Dr Katy Hayward discusses Michel Barnier’s talk in Belfast about checks on goods coming into Northern Ireland from Britain after Brexit.

Jill Rutter, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe talks to Paul Waugh from the Huffington Post on the challenges Brexit poses for the government in 2020, such as the Northern Ireland protocol, custom formalities, regulation checks and new licencing.

Senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe, Professor Catherine Barnard speaks to Matthew Wright on Talk Radio about what the European Court of Justice does, how it works within the EU sphere and why it is a significant player in EU law.

Professor Meredith Crowley, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe discusses the issue of tariffs and tax in any future trade deal, why the UK government is keen to pursue a deal with the United States and the future alignment between the UK and EU.

Jill Rutter explains what will happen at 11pm on 31 January 2020, as the UK leave the European Union. Changes that will occur include the UK MEPs losing their seats, the UK will lose its Commissioner in the European Commission and will no longer have judges in the European Court of Justice.

Professor Meredith Crowley talks on BBC Radio 4 Today about a potential trade deal between the US and the EU, ahead of the presidential elections.

Our deputy Director Professor Tim Bale and Senior fellow Professor Meg Russell discuss what happens next with Brexit now that we have a Conservative majority government, what we can expect with a UK's trade deal with the European Union and what we should be looking out for in 2020. They were joined by our podcaster James Millar.