Jill Rutter
Senior Fellow
Jill's recent work
The major parties are desperate to avoid 2024 being a Brexit election
What do the party manifestos tell us about where Brexit could go next?
A distracted EU may not have much time to reset relations with the UK
The European parliament elections aren't likely to lead to a willingness to renegotiate the Brexit deal.
Mayoral accountability hangs on divorcing local vote from national trends
The read-across from local contests to the national polls should be dismissed.
All work
A Brexit speech that works for the many, the few (and the EU)?
There is plenty in Corbyn's speech for EU negotiators to dislike. But the tone – and being in opposition – means he is likely to get an easier ride.
Third stop on the road to Brexit
The Brexit show rolls on to Vienna today. David Davis is hinting at where the government may end up – but Jill Rutter argues that it is far from clear
One Brexit speech down, five to go
The Foreign Secretary's speech has publicly and firmly underscored many of the most contentious Brexit red lines.
The EU hints at what it means by ‘Canada plus’ for post-Brexit trade
EU nervousness about the risks of UK regulatory divergence could be an opportunity for the Government.
Publish Brexit impact assessment and move on
The Government needs to put forward its preferred option on the future relationship with the EU.
Trade after Brexit
Key options and trade-offs for the Government's future trade relationship with the EU.
Brexit negotiations and legislation: implied timeline
rexit negotiations, the stages of the EU Withdrawal Bill and other pre-Brexit legislation.