“Eventually, I paid my £1349 and submitted my application and joined over 100,000 EU citizens who have applied for British naturalisation since the 2016 EU Referendum.”

The People’s vote campaigners need to directly address issues of democracy, contradiction and consistency – something philosophy has usefully grappled with.

A customs union would still allow the UK to negotiate new trade deals covering large chunks of the economy – so it’s time for far more focus on how such deals affect our rights, and what say we have over them.

Those making the decision on April 10 should keep in mind that we are only at the beginning of the long and painful process of redesigning Europe in institutional, economic and cultural terms.

If we are to leave the European Union we want a sensible Brexit. There’s no chance of that just now.

The minister’s promised trade agreements have mostly not materialised, and MPs are keen to rein him in before he caves to ‘America First’ interests.

Jeremy Corbyn fought for another Europe for his entire political career. He now has a chance to build it.

"Brexit confronts us with an unavoidable binary choice. We are either in the EU or not. The key question is which of these two outcomes can then create an inclusive future. "

As the rollercoaster continues, one account of the evolving perspectives of a pan-European movement.

The UK’s election watchdog doesn’t think it’s worth finding out if the Brexit campaign broke the law more than once. MPs have called on the regulator to look again.

On March 27, UK MPs voted on eight options on Brexit. From May’s point of view, they rejected them all. But, take a closer look and it’s possible to find a solution.

In the midst of the Brexit chaos, prominent Tories are using language that encourages the crank right and the wannabe militiamen. And the media is ignoring or making excuses for them.

It’s time to abandon old presumptions about unionism, identity and our current constitution, to address the challenges posed by Brexit. An edited version of a speech by John Denham.

Could a sense of shared similarities emerge if leavers and remainers agreed to confront their own shadows, histories and denials?

As the government preps the nuclear bunker for no deal, those who talk of ‘delivering Brexit for the people’ seem to view the world through the high windows of a colonial office.

When it comes to Brexit and trade deals, MPs only get a say at the last minute. Our outdated system of treaty scrutiny needs to change.

Meaningful votes mean less and less. Indeed, outcomes of binary ballots can be fake!

Information Commissioner rules that Brexit department must release names of European Research Group MPs, following openDemocracy Freedom of Information appeal.

The cards are still stacked against the next Remain campaign. It's time to learn lessons and regroup.

The UK’s chemicals industry’s leading trade bodies say their members overwhelmingly want to stay in the EU’s REACH. Part 2 of a 3-part series, Will Brexit mean a toxic chemicals BREACH?