Europe
Norway, Switzerland and EU laws
The government claims that Norway and Switzerland have to accept EU laws despite not being members in order to access the single market. That's about right. Read
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Europe
The government claims that Norway and Switzerland have to accept EU laws despite not being members in order to access the single market. That's about right. Read
Europe
Last night's Question Time came from Poole. We've checked the panel's claims about our EU membership, Syrian aid, and weekend deaths in hospitals. Read
Europe
In 2018 the UK government paid £13 billion to the EU budget, and EU spending on the UK was forecast to be £4 billion. So the UK’s ‘net contribution’ was estimated at about £9 billion. Read
Europe
There's been heated argument about whether the Prime Minister's EU deal is legally binding. We asked EU law expert Professor Steve Peers to take a look. Read
Europe
The Prime Minister's EU renegotiation deal has been announced. Here's what impartial EU experts think of it. Read
Europe
Professor Eleanor Spaventa explains the 'emergency brake' idea. It would allow any member country to limit access to in-work benefits for new EU immigrants. Read
Europe
The EU deal contains a 'red card' for parliaments to challenge draft EU laws if they don't comply with 'subsidiarity'. Professor Derrick Wyatt QC explains. Read
Europe
European Union member countries will find it easier to deport EU immigrants under the renegotiation deal, says Professor Catherine Barnard. Read
Europe
Dr Charlotte O'Brien examines the potential legal problems with the EU deal on child benefit payments. Read
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The EU deal says that the UK should no longer have to commit to an "ever closer union". Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott shows why this has no legal effect. Read
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