Getting Brexit done? Britain's tortuous exit from the EU

Update: 2023-04-12

Description

In this second episode of our Brexit special, we explore the trials and tribulations of Britain's exit from the EU following the 2016 referendum. As part of this, we discuss the nature of royal prerogative powers used by prime ministers amidst some the the biggest parliamentary rebellions in recent political history.

Comments

In Channel

Direct Democracy: how much of a voice do citizens really have?

2024-01-2122:48

How to stay informed about politics

2023-12-1021:46

Teaching the Holocaust

2023-12-0123:41

Politics Transformed? British Constitutional change since 1997

2023-11-1944:52

Should referendums be used more often?

2023-11-0423:09

How to become an MP

2023-10-0154:19

Johnson at 10 - Book Review

2023-07-1517:24

The birth of democracy

2023-06-1801:03:24

Conservatives vs Republicans: How do the parties compare?

2023-05-3127:22

Comparing the parties: Labour vs Democrats

2023-05-2934:30

Politicians in robes? The Supreme Courts of the US and UK

2023-05-2227:05

Battle of the Populists: Trump vs Johnson

2023-05-1042:04

Getting Brexit done? Britain's tortuous exit from the EU

2023-04-1230:45

The origins of Brexit: Britain and Europe 1946- 2016

2023-04-0532:10

Vive la révolution: does direct action work?

2023-03-2218:59

"Ukraine stands free": Biden's historic visit to Kyiv

2023-03-1522:39

Independence or bust? Nicola Sturgeon as First Minister

2023-03-0832:38

Presidential documents

2023-02-2120:29

The Strikes

2023-02-1126:53

Simon Lemieux on UK general elections and the future of British politics.

2025-07-0941:23

00:00

Getting Brexit done? Britain's tortuous exit from the EU

#box-pro-ellipsis-176101993958473{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}Getting Brexit done? Britain's tortuous exit from the EU

Getting Brexit done? Britain's tortuous exit from the EU

Politips

Getting Brexit done? Britain's tortuous exit from the EU