The UK in a Changing Europe

Jill Rutter, senior research fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe speaks to Nicky Campbell on BBC 5 Live on how Brexiters in Bishop Auckland, one of the key battleground seats for the Conservatives, are likely to vote in the upcoming December election.

In this episode, John Vincent, former director at The European Union Aviation Safety Agency sits down with Professor Hussein Kassim, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe and Professor of politics at the university of East Anglia and our podcaster James Millar on how aviation authorities have prepared for Brexit and no deal, what the Brexit deal means for UK aviation and whether passengers will expect turbulence post Brexit.

Jonathan Portes talks on BBC Radio Ulster about how much Brexit has cost the UK economy so far.

Jill Rutter speaks to Eddie Mair on LBC about a possible general election being scheduled for 9 December.

Sir John Curtice talks on the Today programme about how a December election could play out, in terms of turnout and for the different parties.

Anand Menon talks on BBC Radio 5 Live about what the voting down of the programme motion for the Withdrawal Agreement Bill means.

Jill Rutter speaks to Eddie Mair on LBC ahead of the second reading of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill.

Catherine Barnard talks about the legal text of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill.

Anand Menon talks on The World This Weekend about the future relationship the UK will have with the EU, if we leave with the deal Boris Johnson has negotiated.

Jill Rutter talks about Boris Johnson's deal, his request to the EU for an extension and what could happen next week.

Jill Rutter speakers to Sarah Montague about the latest in Brexit, including the Withdrawal Agreement Bill and the extension that Boris has requested from the European Union.

Anand Menon talks to Amol Rajan, sitting in for Jeremy Vine, about Boris Johnson's Brexit deal and what will happen next with the Withdrawal Agreement Bill.

In this episode, our senior fellow Katy Hayward and Jonathan Powell, former Chief of Staff under Prime Minister Tony Blair join podcaster James Millar to discuss all the prevailing issues concerning the Irish border - what does Boris Johnson's Brexit deal mean for Northern Ireland, how does the deal impact the Good Friday Agreement and what does the future hold for the island of Ireland.

Professor Anand Menon explains what Boris Johnson's deal means for Northern Ireland, how MPs are likely to vote on Saturday 19 October and what could happen next if the deal gets rejected or passes in Parliament.

Professor Anand Menon, director at The UK in a Changing Europe explains the difference between Boris Johnson's deal and the deal put forward by Theresa May, what happens if the deal goes through Parliament and what impact will the deal have on Scotland?

Jill Rutter, senior research fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe explains all the possible scenarios on what could happen if Boris Johnson's Brexit deal gets rejected or if it passes in the House of Commons on Saturday 19 October.

Anand Menon spoke to Emma Barnett on BBC Radio 5 Live about the deal achieved by Boris Johnson, its reception in Brussels and how parliament will react to it on Saturday.

Jill Rutter speaks to Phil Upton about what's happening with Boris Johnson's Brexit proposals ahead of the EU summit.

Jonathan Portes talks to Matthew Wright on talkRadio about the economic impact of Boris Johnson's Brexit proposals.

Professor Meg Russell talks about today's Queen's speech and what it means for a potential general election.

In a special live episode, our podcaster James Millar asked our guests why Northern Ireland is proving to be an ongoing issue, what the EU really think about us and our future trading relationship post Brexit. Speakers -Jonathan Faull, former British official in the European Commission -Jill Rutter, senior research fellow, The UK in a Changing Europe -Professor Catherine Barnard, senior fellow, The UK in a Changing Europe -Peter Foster, Europe editor, Telegraph -James Millar, author, commentator and podcaster

Tim Bale speaks to Alexis Conran on talkRadio about Johnson's call with Merkel, the anonymous briefings from Number 10 and what will happen next.

Meredith Crowley on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, speaking about the announcement regarding changes to tariffs on imports.

Catherine Barnard talks on BBC Radio 5 Live about Boris Johnson's new proposals, specifically the backstop and how to avoid a hard border without it.

Anand Menon talks to Mike Graham about Boris Johnson's new Brexit proposals, how they will be received in Brussels and what happens next.

Jill Rutter talks to Petrie Hosken about Boris Johnson's new backstop proposals and his chance of securing a deal.

Deputy Director of The UK in a Changing Europe, Professor Tim Bale joins Meg Russell, senior fellow of The UK in a Changing Europe and podcaster James Millar to discuss the Supreme Court judgment, what this latest ruling means for Boris Johnson and Brexit and the general election strategies the two main political parties could be pursuing.

Catherine Barnard speaks to Vanessa Feltz about the ruling of Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament as unlawful and what could happen next.

Catherine Barnard speaks to Mike Graham on talkRadio about the Supreme Court ruling of Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament as unlawful, and what happens next.

Tim Bale speaks to Vanessa Feltz on BBC Radio London Breakfast about Boris Johnson's visit to Luxembourg and the likelihood of a Brexit deal.

James Millar speaks to Member of European Parliament Seb Dance and Meg Russell, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe to discuss how Brussels sees Brexit, whether Brexit is unstoppable and the options left for the Prime Minister.

Deputy director Professor Tim Bale speaks to Mike Graham on the implications of the Luxembourg press conference, whether an extension can be agreed with the EU and what it means electorally now that the Liberal Democrats have pledged to cancel Brexit.

Tim Bale talks about the government's No Deal preparations, the release of the Operation Yellowhammer documents and what might happen next.

Tim Bale talks about Sam Gyimah's defection from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats as a result of Brexit, and Jo Swinson's proposal to make revoking Article 50 part of the Liberal Democrat party policy.

Simon Usherwood talks to Shelagh Fogarty on LBC about Boris Johnson's current strategy, focusing on domestic policy rather than Brexit.

Catherine Barnard on BBC Radio 5 Live, discussing Operation Yellowhammer and the government's no deal preparations in terms of transport and medicines.

Dr Alan Wager on Talk Radio with Mike Graham, discussing the recent ruling of prorogation as unlawful.

Nicola McEwan on BBC Scotland Newsdrive, talking about what could happen in Scotland in a likely upcoming general election.

Nicola McEwan talks about what could happen at the next general election in Scotland and how the different political parties are likely to fare with voters.

Meg Russell speaks on the Today programme about the Benn bill, which will legislate for Boris Johnson to request an extension from the EU until the 31st January.

Dr Alan Wager speaks to Mike Graham on Talk Radio on Boris Johnson's Brexit plans, whether the Labour party really want a general election and general election Brexit strategies.

Professor Anand Menon speaks to LBC presenter Eddie Mair about our latest 'No deal Brexit' report on what the short, medium and long term implications of a no deal could have on UK trade, economy, security, manufacturing and healthcare.

Our senior fellows Professor Catherine Barnard, Jonathan Portes and Sir John Curtice talk to podcaster James Millar about our latest report on what a no deal Brexit means for the UK healthcare, trade, economy, manufacturing and Northern Ireland.

Meg Russell talks to Jeremy Vine about the Prime Minister's decision to prorogue parliament and whether or not it is an unconstitutional act.

Meg Russell talks about the Prime Minister's decision to prorogue parliament for five weeks, ahead of the UK leaving the EU at the end of October.

Anand Menon talks about no deal preparations and how they fall into three different strands: the British government's preparations, private businesses' preparations, and the preparations made by the EU.

Anand Menon appears on the summer episode of Brexitcast and comments on the possibility of separate trade deals and the political issues that surround them.

Anand Menon discussed the end of freedom of movement, which is due to begin when we leave the EU on the 31st October, and how it might work.

Meg Russell talks on BBC Radio 5 Live Drive about what could happen next with Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit proposals, including leading a caretaker government.

Anand Menon talks to Mike Graham on Talk Radio about the possibility of Jeremy Corbyn becoming leader of a national unity government, following a vote of no confidence.