Brexit: Sector by Sector
Discover DeHavilland's in-depth briefings analysing the impact of Brexit across a range of key sectors.
Theresa May
PMQs Live: 19 April 2017
Read DeHavilland's summary of this week's central exchange at Prime Minister's Question as Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn takes on Prime Minister Theresa May over the 2017 General Election.
General Election 2017: The Key Details
Prime Minister Theresa May has called an early General Election, to take place in June 2017. DeHavilland highlights the most important details.
Commons Second Reading - European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill
The UK Government's long-awaited "Brexit Bill" was debated in the House of Commons for the first time on 31 January and 1 February. Read DeHavilland's handy summary of the key points in this crucial political event.
2016: The Year in Review
2016 was the most eventful year in recent political history. DeHavilland takes a look back over some of the key moments and how we covered them.
Between a Rock and a Hard Brexit: The High Court's Article 50 Verdict
The UK High Court has ruled that the Government may not trigger Article 50 without consulting Parliament. DeHavilland's Ben Zwolinski considers the implications of the landmark verdict.
Theresa May's Feet of Clay
The sudden resignation of pro-Brexit Conservative MP Stephen Phillips today was a reminder of the May Government's precarious position. DeHavilland's Mike Indian explains.
#IndyRef Round 2: A Brexit fever dream?
Brexit means Scoxit? First Minister Nicola Sturgeon set out her confrontational plans for a new Scottish Independence poll at SNP Conference this week. So what are the chances for a new IndyRef? DeHavilland's Ben Zwolinski investigates.
#IndyRef Round 2: A Brexit fever dream?
Brexit means Scoxit? First Minister Nicola Sturgeon set out her confrontational plans for a new Scottish Independence poll at SNP Conference this week. So what are the chances for a new IndyRef? DeHavilland's Ben Zwolinski investigates.
Back to the Future? Or a Teutonic turn? An examination of May’s philosophy
In this long form piece, DeHavilland's Ben Zwolinski examines the Prime Minister's political philosophy and the traditions on which it draws. Does her view of the world represent a turn to the past, or more closely resemble that of another female Leader?
