In this episode, Paul Goodman, Editor of Conservative Home discusses the Conservative leadership contest, what it means for Brexit and the likelihood of an impending general election. Paul was joined by Professor Adam Cygan, University of Leicester and podcaster James Millar.

What does no deal mean for British politics? Do we have to recognise financial obligations even if we crash out? What will happen to citizen's rights if we end up with no deal? Professor Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe explains all.

Alexandre Fasel, Swiss ambassador to the UK, discusses whether the Swiss model is the best approach for the UK post Brexit, why Switzerland have so many referendums and whether the Swiss would ever choose to become a member of the European Union. The Swiss ambassador was joined by our director Anand Menon and podcaster James Millar.

Can no deal be stopped in reality? Professor Catherine Barnard from Cambridge University assesses the processes involved that could be implemented to stop a no deal Brexit including an emergency debate to highlight the grave concerns of a no deal. "It will be difficult, but leaving on the 31 October is the default position." says Professor Barnard.

Professor Anand Menon discusses that a change in Conservative leadership does not alter the parliamentary arithmetic, how the default legal situation would be no deal at the end of October and the importance of the Fixed Term Parliamentary Act.

Professor Anand Menon explains how turnout will be high at the European elections, why the liberals and greens will perform very strongly across Europe and how the results could impact the Brexit process.

Sir John Curtice explains why the Conservatives must deliver on Brexit before the next general election, the polarisation between the two options of no deal and a second referendum based on results from the European election and why the Labour party must now choose on where it stands in the Brexit debate.

Our special guest in this episode is Nikki Da Costa, former director of legislative affairs at No 10 downing street. They discuss the Withdrawal Agreement bill, Conservative leadership contenders and speculation on when the next general election will be. Nikki was joined by Professor Anand Menon and podcaster James Millar.

Professor Anand Menon discusses the delay in getting the results from the European elections, the deep dissatisfaction people will have with the results and the future of the Conservatives and the European Union.

In this episode, Dr Michaela Benson focuses on people of colour working and living in the EU27. Who counts as British? and what do those understanding of Britishness do to the ways we understand Brexit?