As we see it
The Chequers agreement will deliver a Corbyn government
By Ewen Stewart Global Britain has commissioned polling to determine what the Chequers Agreement will mean for the Tory MPs who will ultimately face the electorate. Across the forty-four most marginal Conservative Party constituencies the [...]
No, voters have not changed their minds on Brexit
by Peter Lyon IT IS NOW almost 18 months since 17.4 million voters (52%) opted to Leave the European Union in the EU Referendum. Since then, politicians and commentators wishing to reverse or dilute this clear [...]
Why the EU’s hand is weaker than is being claimed
by WHO BENEFITS most from the UK’s membership of the EU? Much has been written about the terrible impact on us of a “cliff-edge”, no-deal exit. But the political implications of it on both the EU [...]
New Brexit Paper puts the real cost of EU at nearly one billion a day
Boris was wrong – EU membership costs £980 million per week and we are exposed to a further £1 trillion of other liabilities NEW RESEARCH by city financial expert Bob Lyddon, published by Global Britain [The Brexit [...]
A German perspective on the Brexit negotiations
by Global Britain is pleased to be able to make available a speech given at the House of Lords on 24th October by Dr Markus Krall, invited by kind invitation of Lord Fairfax. It makes for [...]
We need a new vision for Europe post Brexit
by Alex Story FOR BORIS JOHNSON, voting Leave is a Great Escape. Referring to the EU in March 2016, before the June 23 vote, Johnson told the BBC’s Andrew Marr that “the jailer has accidentally [...]
A Gulf free trade deal can show the importance of Brexit
by WITH NEWS last week that Saudi Arabia favours New York over London for the listing of oil giant Saudi Aramco, there is growing cause for concern that Britain is losing grip on post-Brexit opportunities in [...]
Brexit is a chance to rebalance our economy
By Jack Tagholm-Child THE LEFT has long insisted that Margaret Thatcher destroyed our manufacturing base and created an economy almost wholly reliant on services, in particular the inherent vice of economic production: finance. Like most [...]
Only leaving the EU allows the UK to abolish taxes like the ‘Tampon Tax’
by Joseph Hackett IN MARCH 2016, Britain appeared to have scored a rare victory in Brussels. The deeply unpopular and unfair “tampon tax” – the 5 per cent VAT applied to women’s sanitary products – was [...]
The great European Parliament Interrail bribe
by Alexander Fiuza The European Union is well known for its willingness to spend billions of pounds on its propaganda. It gives handouts to loyal Non-Governmental Organisations, sets up wasteful promotional projects, and spends huge [...]
