In a special edition of the Brexit and Beyond podcast, Katy Hayward, Senior Fellow at UK in a Changing Europe and Professor of Political Sociology at Queen's University Belfast, joins Jill Rutter and Anand Menon to discuss the rapidly changing circumstances in and around Northern Ireland.

Brexit and Beyond with Katy Hayward

Daniel Finkelstein talks to podcast producer Dave McGuire about his recent trip to Dubai. 

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Dubai with Daniel Finkelstein

‘Books on Brexit’ is a podcast for anyone interested in the UK and the EU. Our guest authors represent a range of views on how we got here, and future prospects for the UK and UK-EU relations. They include: Michel Barnier, Philip Cunliffe, Stefaan De Rynck, Peter Foster, Brigid Laffan, Mary C. Murphy and Jonathan Evershed, and Robert Tombs.

Peter Foster, Public Policy Editor of the Financial Times, is author of 'What went wrong with Brexit', published by Canongate Books. 

Offering a clear-eyed discussion of the practical effects of Brexit on UK businesses, this book outlines the steps – political, economic, and diplomatic –the UK could follow if it is to address the problems he has identified.

Books On Brexit: Peter Foster

In this episode, Simon Evans, labeled as a 'Brexit comedian' discusses whether Brexit is funny and how the comedy of Brexit has evolved since the referendum with Alan Wager.

Brexit Breakdown podcast: Simon Evans

Brexit is less than three months away, and the United Kingdom looks like it could go crashing out of the European Union without a deal on March 29. The British parliament is voting this week on whether to accept an agreement with the EU that makes almost nobody happy. The alternative could be total chaos. With the clock ticking, a record number of Brits are becoming German citizens to keep their European status. Clare and Rebecca talk to two who took the plunge and find out how we got here from Anand Menon, Professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at King's College London.

The Brexit debacle: Record number of ‘Brefugees’ take German citizenship

In this episode, our special guests include Ian Dunt, editor of Politics.co.uk, Melanie Phillips, columnist for The Times and Professor Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe. They discuss what they have learned about Brexit over the past three years, the divide over social values in this country and what they expect will happen over the course of the trade negotiations this year.

Brexit Breakdown podcast with Ian Dunt, Melanie Phillips and Anand Menon

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Books On Brexit: Peter Foster

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