What are the practical issues on getting a second referendum? What would the question be on the ballot paper? Any referendum we have will be controversial and there is no guarantee on what questions would end up on the ballot paper says Sir John Curtice on BBC Radio 4 Today with Jill Rutter Director, Institute for Government.

Our Brexit research leader Professor Meredith Crowley, University of Cambridge explains what drives exchange rates? What does it mean when the currency goes down? If the pound falls what does it mean for our purchasing power?

In our latest Beer and Brexit series, Professor Anand Menon speaks to Stefaan De Rynck, adviser to Michel Barnier on the Brexit negotiations. He tells us why the Withdrawal Agreement cannot be amended, the importance of the backstop and what the future holds for the European Union post Brexit.

In this episode, Nick Von Westenholz, Director of international trade and Brexit argues that every farmer will be affected by Brexit, explains how food production could be impinged and whether we should all be worried about chlorinated chicken. Nick was joined by Professor Anand Menon, Matt Bevington, policy researcher at UKICE and podcaster James Millar.

Conservative MP and chair of the European Research Group, chats to Professor Anand Menon on the no confidence vote, the Brexit deal and cricket.

Anand Menon talks to Mike Graham on Nigel Farage's new Brexit party, the possibility of extending Article 50, and whether Theresa May will get the backstop changed?

Catherine Barnard, senior fellow at The UK in a Changing Europe and Professor of EU law at Cambridge University speaks to Vanessa Feltz on what the backstop is, what it means for trade and why Brexiteers dislike it.

Christopher Huggins, Brexit research investigator for The UK in a Changing Europe explains what the impact of Theresa May's Brexit deal or a no deal would do to the UK fisheries market.

Dr Simon Usherwood, Deputy Director of The UK in a Changing Europe, discusses British attitudes towards Brexit, the costs of a no deal, why people voted leave and whether the Prime Minister will eventually win support for her deal.

Ayesha Hazarika MBE former Labour Party adviser to Harriet Harman and Ed Miliband on why Brexit has ruined Prime Minister questions, how political culture has evolved and why politics can be funny with Professor Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe, Senior fellow Professor Jonathan Portes and podcaster James Millar.