Brexit: is it possible to stop it?

Stopping Brexit is possible, but it’s complicated.

Thu, 06 Dec, 2018 - 15:02

By Oliver Patel, UCL

Stopping Brexit is possible, but it’s complicated. I’m not arguing here that no Brexit is going to happen, only that it is legally and practically possible, and recent events render it slightly more likely.

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