The UK in a Changing Europe

Anand Menon talks to Mike Graham on Nigel Farage's new Brexit party, the possibility of extending Article 50, and whether Theresa May will get the backstop changed?

Catherine Barnard, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe and Professor of EU law at Cambridge University speaks to Vanessa Feltz on what the backstop is, what it means for trade and why Brexiteers dislike it.

Christopher Huggins, Brexit research investigator for The UK in a Changing Europe explains what the impact of Theresa May's Brexit deal or a no deal would do to the UK fisheries market.

Dr Simon Usherwood, Deputy Director of The UK in a Changing Europe, discusses British attitudes towards Brexit, the costs of a no deal, why people voted leave and whether the Prime Minister will eventually win support for her deal.

Ayesha Hazarika MBE former Labour Party adviser to Harriet Harman and Ed Miliband on why Brexit has ruined Prime Minister questions, how political culture has evolved and why politics can be funny with Professor Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe, Senior fellow Professor Jonathan Portes and podcaster James Millar.

A lot of MPs don't know what they want but are certain of what they don't want says Professor Anand Menon, as he shares his thoughts with Mike Graham on TalkRadio on the votes in Parliament the night before.

Theresa May now has the backing of her party before she heads to Brussels for changes to the deal. But what happens next? Will the EU want to revisit the backstop? and is a no deal becoming more likely? Anand Menon, Director at The UK in a Changing Europe joins Jill Rutter, Institute for Government and Dr Victoria Honeyman, Leeds University.

This podcast brings together the world of academia and sport together. In this episode, Dr Borja Garcia, Brexit investigator at The UK in a Changing Europe discusses how Brexit can affect the Premier League, how restricting freedom of movement could have an impact on the transfer of players and whether football will change forever post Brexit?

Brexit research leader Professor John Garry discusses the need for citizen assemblies within the Brexit debate. He argues that a citizen assembly will allow for those with deeply held differences to engage with a greater understanding and respect for other people's point of views. It allows social media, politicians and media to stay out of the discussion and encourage a better Brexit debate. A wa...

Charles Clarke, former home and education secretary under the Labour government, discusses his former plan of ID cards, the conservative and Labour problem with the European Union with Jonathan Portes, senior fellow at the UK in Changing Europe focusing on UK and EU immigration policy.

Professor Anand Menon discusses the latest report on Public opinion with Mike Graham. Have public attitudes towards #Brexit changed? Are #Brexit identities more important than Party identity? And do the public really want a second referendum?

Will we end up with a people's vote? Are we likely to extend #Article50? If we do extend Article 50 how long for and how would this impact a second referendum? Anand Menon shares his thoughts on what the possible outcomes could be.

Anand Menon talks to Nicky Campbell on BBC Radio 5 live on how MP perceptions have changed towards #Brexit, the release of the Common Market 2.0 cross party report, the Irish border and whether Theresa May will get her deal through parliament.

Who is to blame for the current #Brexit mess we are in? Professor #AnandMenon speaks to Radio 2 host Jeremy Vine on who may be to blame for the current Brexit shambles, why it is tough to negotiate a deal that will please all sides, and why Jeremy Corbyn's ambiguity over Brexit is a clever strategic plan.

Lord Heseltine, former Deputy Prime Minister and advocate for a people's vote explains why he backs remaining in the #EU, why this administration is failing in the #Brexit process and the importance of engaging young people in #politics.

With the recent changes in the timetable for the vote on the deal, Alan Wager explains what could happen if the deal gets voted down.

What happens to the union post #Brexit? Is a Scottish independence likely to grow after we leave? Stephen Gethins, MP for North East Fife explains how Scotland can prosper under it's own influence, not only in Europe, but across the globe.

Our senior fellow Professor Jonathan Portes gives his view on the release of the Government's immigration white paper. Should the government set a target for their post #Brexit immigration policy? Is it sensible to have a £30,000 threshold for immigrants coming into the country? What impact could a reduction in immigration have on the UK economy?

Our senior fellow Professor Jonathan Portes discusses the possible implications of the upcoming immigration white paper. What impact could changes in the immigration policy have on the UK economy post #Brexit, particularly in sectors such as social care, businesses and universities?

Professor Anand Menon, director of the UK in a Changing Europe and senior fellow Professor Matthew Goodwin discuss the Norway option and what it means for the UK in terms of sovereignty, immigration and the economy.

Dr Alan Wager, research associate at The UK in a Changing Europe talks to 5 Live presenter Rachel Burden, about the latest public opinion polls towards the Brexit deal and whether the numbers stack up for May to win the no confidence vote.

Does Theresa May have enough support from her party to get the Brexit deal through? Will the opposition support her? and what do the British public think? Here to answer all these questions is Dr Alan Wager, research associate from The UK in a Changing Europe.

Andrew Bridgen MP talks about his views on #TheresaMay, the wish for the Eurosceptic wing of the party to rescue #Brexit and who his ideal candidate would be as leader of the Conservative Party, he is joined by our senior fellow Professor Catherine Barnard.

Brexit Breakdown podcast with Asa Bennett, Telegraph by The UK in a Changing Europe

Caroline Flint, Labour Member of Parliament for Don Valley spoke to Anand Menon about the #Brexitdeal, why she disagrees with a #peoplesvotes and what she would improve if she became Prime Minister.