Brexit

“Fascinating and highly attractive possibilities open up post-Brexit if we stop panicking and use a bit of imagination.”

John Selden, the foremost lawyer of the 17th century, defined the essence of England — with help from the Talmud

“The European question has been given a decisive answer by the British people. We believe it was the right one. And it is final. Three other questions remain. Why did it happen? What does it mean? And what will happen next?”

“What would George Weidenfeld have thought of Brexit? He would have analysed the causes and asked: ‘Now — how do we save Europe?'”

After the surprising collapse of the dream ticket, the Conservatives must choose a leader who can offer optimism and hope

After the Prime Minister’s renegotiation, the UK has the benefits of the single market while staying outside political, fiscal and monetary union 

Cameron’s deal, like the first Mrs Rochester, is an early mistake: it gives away our veto. By leaving the EU, we will regain control of our future  

Heavy government spending and foreign intervention on behalf of the Remain camp have sparked suspicion that the law is being broken

“The referendum on British membership of the European Union will be decided by the Eurosceptic but risk-averse middle chunk of the electorate”