Three years on, it feels disturbing to admit that Brexit, for our small team of opinion editors, is the gift that keeps on giving. Joseph Harker, deputy opinion editorThe first appearance of the word “Brexit” in a Guardian Opinion article was written by our columnist Timothy Garton Ash in December 2012. Brexit is stuffed full of gossip, speculation and nailbiting votes.’ Photograph: David Levene/The GuardianSonia Sodha, deputy opinion editor and columnist; chief leader writer, the ObserverBrexit is simultaneously a columnist’s dream and nightmare. Toby Moses, deputy opinion editorNever has a news story of such importance lasted so long, with such a high frequency of crunch moments that have failed to deliver any kind of resolution. David Shariatmadari, deputy opinion editorEditing in times of Brexit can be a lot of fun and really rewarding.

Source: The Guardian June 01, 2019 07:30 UTC