Sir John Curtice discusses the recent Telegraph poll on proroguing parliament in order to pursue a no-deal Brexit and what the true messages we can take from Brexit polling are.

Professor Meg Russell talks on BBC Radio 4's PM programme about what the UK's unwritten constitution could suggest happens in the lead up to a no deal Brexit.

Meg Russell talks on BBC Radio 4's PM programme about what might happen in terms of no-deal and Brexit when MPs return from recess in September.

Professor Anand Menon talks to BBC Radio Kent's Anna Cookson, providing an overview of the Brexit situation just one week since Boris Johnson's election as Leader of the Conservative Party. Anand and Anna discuss what might happen next as the government ramps up rhetoric and preparation for a no deal Brexit.

Dr Alan Wager talks to BBC Three Counties Radio's Jonathan Vernon-Smith, all about whether the fallout from Brexit could contribute to ending the Union between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The UK in a Changing Europe's Senior Fellow Professor David Bailey, of Birmingham Business School, talks to Dotun Adebayo on BBC Radio 5 Live, reacting to news that Ellsmere Port's car manufacturing industry could be severely damaged by a no deal Brexit.

Professor David Bailey on the World at One on BBC Radio 4. Professor Bailey discusses the potential impact of no deal on car manufacturing, in light of recent announcements by Vauxhall and other car manufacturers based in the UK. How could a no deal Brexit affect the supply chains crucial to the effective operation of British car manufacturing?

James Millar is joined by George Brandis, Australia's High Commissioner in the UK, and Professor Jonathan Portes for our latest Brexit Breakdown podcast.

The UK in a Changing Europe's research associate joined LBC presenter and political editor Theo Usherwood to give live analysis and commentary as Theresa May made her final speech as prime minister. Alan offers insight into Theresa May's legacy and the possible shape of Boris Johnson's premiership.

Professor Anand Menon, Director of the UK in a Changing Europe, spoke live to BBC Newshour about the divisive politics of Brexit, Theresa May's legacy, and the choices faced by the incoming prime minister Boris Johnson.