The UK in a Changing Europe

In this episode, James Kirkup, director of Social Market Foundation talks about the motives behind people's decision to vote leave, the impact of austerity and the Norway option. This episode was published on 27 November 2018.

Anand Menon, Director of The UK in a Changing Europe talks about the October European Summit, the likelihood of reaching a deal and the unresolved issue concerning the Northern Ireland border.

In this episode, Matthew Elliot, Chief Executive, Vote Leave discusses how Vote Leave came about, the highs and lows of the campaign and the future of the UK post Brexit with Director of The UK in a Changing Europe, Professor Anand Menon and James Millar.

Victoria Hewson, Institute for Economic Affairs, discusses free markets, trade and the Northern Ireland border with Sir John Curtice, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe and James Millar.

Mary Creagh, Labour MP for Wakefield, joins Professor Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe and podcaster James Millar to discuss the Irish border problem and what Brexit means for the North.

In this episode, Simon Evans, labeled as a 'Brexit comedian' discusses whether Brexit is funny and how the comedy of Brexit has evolved since the referendum with Alan Wager.

Margot Parker, deputy chairwoman of UKIP and MEP of East Midlands joins Dr Simon Usherwood, deputy director of The UK in a Changing Europe to discuss whether UKIP support is falling, it's Brexit policy, and the wave of Euroscepticism in the UK.

Henriette Engbersen, foreign correspondent at Swiss television SRF discusses the conflicting claims on whether Switzerland has a border with the European Union, why the Swiss voted to remain outside the EU and why the Switzerland model may be the best option for a post Brexit Britain. James Millar was joined by our senior fellow and Professor of European Law, Catherine Barnard.

In this episode, the Brexit Brits abroad team answer questions around citizenship, identity and belonging and what this means for EU citizens living in the UK and Britons living abroad.

Michaela Benson discusses the precedence historical or contemporary to the transformation of citizens rights. What can we learn from historical instances where populations have had their rights previously removed or restricted and how has this affected our perception of freedom of movement?

The discussion in this podcast looks at Brexit and Britons living in the EU27 and the EU citizens living in the UK, Migration and governance regimes, migration law and policy. Taken from the event 'From mobile citizens to migrants: BrExpats and eurochildren' held at the British Library. -Dr Nando Sigona – Brexit research leader, The UK in a Changing Europe -Dr Michaela Benson – Brexit research leader, The UK in a Changing Europe -Bridget Anderson, Professor of Migration and Citizenship, University of Bristol -Dr Leah Bassel, Associate Professor, University of Leicester -Omar Khan – Director, Runnymede -Colin Yeo – Immigration barrister, Garden Court Chambers -Aliyyah Ahad – Associate policy analyst, Migration Policy Institute Europe

In this episode, Brexiter Conservative MP, Anne-Marie Trevelyan discusses the role of the civil service in the Brexit process, Scottish independence and what our defence strategy should be post Brexit. She is joined by research associate Alan Wager from The UK in a Changing Europe.

Brexit Breakdown podcast: Sonia Delasalle -Stolper by The UK in a Changing Europe

Arup Banerjee, Regional Director for the European Union countries for the World Bank Group talks to James Millar about Brexit and finance, the EU negotiations and the preparations for next March.

Madeleina Kay, winner of the 'young European of the year' is our special guest in this episode of the Brexit Breakdown podcast alongside Dr Alan Wager, research associate at The UK in a Changing Europe. James Millar asks them about youthquake, why young people are engaged in politics and how Brexit might impact the young.

Tony Connelly, Europe Editor at the Irish state broadcaster RTE is our special guest in this episode of our Brexit Breakdown podcast joined by Professor Anand Menon, Director of The UK in a Changing Europe with chair James Millar. Discussion involves the Irish border issue and the difficult position Ireland has played in the negotiations.

In this latest episode Lord Kerslake, former head of the civil service speaks to James Millar and our Deputy Director Simon Usherwood on the role of the civil service in the Brexit negotiations, whether they can cope with the Brexit demands and how important devolution will be for post Brexit Britain?

James Millar speaks to Sir John Curtice, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing and Europe President of the polling council with Stand-up comedian Grainne Maguire.

BBC Radio 4: Brexit The Shipping Forecast by The UK in a Changing Europe

James Millar speaks to Bernard Jenkin, Conservative MP and chair of public administration and constitutional affairs committee in the House of Commons and Alan Wager, researcher at The UK in a Changing Europe.

James Millar and Professor Anand Menon speak to Eloise Todd, CEO of Best for Britain, a remain campaign group. Discussion includes the structure, the group's aims and their views on Brexit.

Dr Michaela Benson speaks to Chantelle Lewis on UK citizens of colour living in the EU27. Topics discussed include Britishness and belonging and takes another look at who is allowed to be British in light of Brexit.

This epsiode looks at all things Brexit and UK citizens who have made their homes and lives in the EU27. Dr Michaela Benson reflects on her research in France and questions of Brexit, belonging and Britishness.

Dr Michaela Benson introduces the rest of the team on her project.

In today's episode, Dr Michaela Benson speaks to Melanie Newman, PhD candidate at Humboldt University of Berlin. Her study focuses on British and Irish migrant populations in the city, their decision to migrate, the lives they lead and the impact they have on the city,

Dr Michaela Benson and Dr Michelle Lawson look at how the British in France are presented in the media.

James Millar speaks to Angela Smith, Labour leader in the House of lords and senior fellow of The UK in a Changing Europe Professor Catherine Barnard. Will the House of Lords block the EU Withdrawal Bill? What are Labour Party's plans for the Brexit bill? And what is the Party's view on Brexit?

Dr Michaela Benson speaks to Professor Karen O'Reilly, working on the project, who has been in the south of Spain conducting interviews with British people who have made their lives there spanning over 25 years, looking at their decision to moderate and how life has been in Spain.

James Millar and Professor Anand Menon head to the City of London to speak to Nicole Sykes, Head of EU negotiations at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) to discuss the recent CBI intervention in the Brexit debate, why they want the UK to remain in the Customs Union and why do neither of our political parties like businesses anymore?

Alison McGovern MP is our special guest in this episode of our #BrexitBreakdown podcast. She talks about the need for the UK to remain in the single market, why other trade deals will not be good enough and the Labour Party's position on Brexit.

In this episode James Millar speaks to Chuka Umunna, Member of Parliament for Streatham. 18 months on, he remains passionate in spearheading the movement to keeping the UK in the EU. Listen to what Chuka has to say about his parliamentary colleagues, the Brexit lies during the Referendum and what exactly is the Labour Party's Brexit policy?

Brexit Breakdown podcast: Chris Wright by The UK in a Changing Europe

In this episode, James Millar speaks to Steve Bullock and Brexit research leader Professor Helen Drake from Loughborough University.

Brexit Breakdown podcast with John Mills by The UK in a Changing Europe

Michaela Benson is joined by Dr Meghan Benton, senior policy analyst for the Migration Policy Institute, where they discuss UK citizens living in the EU27 and what Brexit might mean for them.

Our latest Brexit Breakdown podcast is with Gisela Stuart - former Labour MP and chair of Change Britain. Joining her is our senior fellow Professor Catherine Barnard together with podcaster James Millar

Stupid questions on Brexit, to the basics to the more complicated parts of the withdrawal from the EU. How much of a f****** mess is Brexit?

Brexit Breakdown podcast: Jonathan Isaby, Brexit Central by The UK in a Changing Europe

Since the EU referendum, there has been an increase in the number of people applying for dual citizenship from EU member states. Dr Michaela Benson talks to citizens living in Southern France on what's it like to apply for dual nationality.

Something a little bit different in this episode as Dr Michaela Benson talks to a Brit who has moved around Europe and finally settled in Germany. How did the journal begin? what opportunities were available living in Europe? what is a typical British expat?

In our second podcast James Millar speaks to Anand Menon, Director of The UK in a Changing Europe and Grant Shapps, Conservative MP for Hatfield and former party chairman.

Speakers Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP, Former Shadow Home Secretary Rt Hon Diane Abbott MP, Shadow Home Secretary Professor Anand Menon, Director of The UK in a Changing Europe George Eaton, New Statesman Political Editor (Chair)

Professor Anand Menon speaks to Jacob Rees - Mogg on the Conservative Party, his views on Brexit and what the Tories should gain from it. This event was in partnership with Conservative home and held at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.

Matt Chorley and Anand Menon chat with journalist James Millar, on whether Brexit is boring, how have the media coped and is Brexit funny?