May’s cherrypicking solution needs delicate handling
Dealing with Britain means coping with its empire psyche and maybe learning a lesson from Dev
Minister of State for Training and Skills John Halligan was in London in the run- up to the 2016 Brexit referendum. His taxi driver was a Sikh who chatted away to him in heavily accented English. “We’re getting out – too many foreigners,” he told a bemused Halligan.
It has taken two years for the British government to come up with an agreed negotiating position. But in some regards, the Brexit white paper ...
