TFB co-founder Costas Lapavitsas invites you to the launch of his latest, co-authored book, The State of Capitalism.

Today marks seven years since the 2016 referendum in which a majority of voters opted for Brexit. Although much of the past seven years...

A special invitation to all subscribers of The Full Brexit Book Launch 12 May 2023, 6pm London School of Economics New Academic Building,...

TFB co-founder Costas Lapavitsas has co-authored a new book, The Cost of Living Crisis (and how to get out of it). The book will be...

George Hoare reflects on the legacies of Brexit for internationalism, political clarity, and political realignment.

The Full Brexit's Maurice Glasman has recently published a new book entitled Blue Labour: The Politics of the Common Good. He will be in...

After weeks of softening up the population for the inevitable, the government has delayed “freedom day” for the end of lockdown...

As another crisis looms in Northern Ireland, Peter Ramsay argues that the Protocol has to go, but that Brexiters who defend the Union...

The Full Brexit steering group has published its analysis of the deal struck between London and Brussels on the future UK-EU...

George Hoare argues that the prospect of Parliament being bounced into ratifying a last-minute UK-EU trade deal without serious scrutiny...

Philip Cunliffe argues that the soap opera surrounding the departure of top aides from Downing Street reveals the Tories' inability to...

Video of the opening speeches at our 28 January 2020 event.

TFB's steering group explains why, although leaving the EU is a great achievement for democracy, Johnson's Brexit isn't The Full Brexit.

What next for the British left after Brexit? Join The Full Brexit's leading thinkers to discuss the future.

We look back over a tumultuous year in British politics, as charted on The Full Brexit.

Our third and final election podcast is now available on Podbean. Please let us know what you think of these episodes - if there's the...

To explain Labour’s election defeat, much is being made of Corbyn’s poor leadership. But that is inseparable from Labour's Brexit policy.

To defend the value of our votes, working-class communities had no choice but to vote Conservative.

Corbyn failed to see that Brexit wasn't a distraction from anti-neoliberal revolt but the form it has taken in Britain.

The Labour Left claims the current party manifesto is more radical than that of the 1970s. In reality, it is far less ambitious, says...