What’s in a name? The battle of words in UK trade policy
by Gully Foyle – 15 March 2024
Perhaps our time would be better spent looking into how we can best take advantage of these new opportunities, instead of trying to pull them down.
The WHO – Let’s not get fooled again
by Philippa D’Arcy – 26 February 2024
How the WHO continues to threaten us with world government of healthcare and removal of our freedoms.
Twenty-five years on and the Euro still fails to deliver
by Bob Lyddon – 22 January 2024
How the EU elite forgot their original ambitions and let the Euro down – not vice versa
The ‘shipwreck’ of Brexit according to Le Figaro
by Ewen Stewart – 16 January 2024
How the French newspaper is looking through the wrong end of the telescope by attacking Brexit
Protecting the UK’s Golden Goose from rival financial centres
by Catherine McBride – 7 November 2023
Regulators must allow companies to focus on their core business, assess their own risks and employ staff of their choice…
Repeatedly disproven OBR forecasts? Time to adopt ‘when the facts change’
by Catherine McBride – 6 November 2023
The OBR would be well advised to heed Keynes’ advice and change its mind about Brexit…
How September marked the death of a supposed rejoin-EU groundswell
by Gully Foyle – 28 September 2023
How the rejoiners’ narrative has collapsed before their own eyes…
The truth behind “Save British Food” reveals rejoiners masquerading as nationalists
by Gully Foyle – 8 September 2023
How the campaign to rejoin the EU uses devious means to claim falsely that it puts British interests first…
Prince Harry’s Brexit problem
by Robin Horsley – 7 August 2023
How the Duke of Sussex and Brexiteers face a similar challenge……
Britain, Europe and why we were right to leave the EU
by Alan Sked – 25 June 2023
A historical take on why we were right to vote to leave the EU seven years ago……
Brexit, like Rome, will not be built in a day
by Ewen Stewart – 23 June 2023
This country faces a new existential challenge. In comparison, Brexit is small beer……
How the EU is already worse than it ever was – while the UK slowly diverges for the better
by Brian Monteith – 22 June 2023
The EU is adopting more regulations and building its customs wall higher – while the UK removes regulations and tariffs…
Leaving the EU meant dodging not just one bullet – but an annual volley
by Bob Lyddon – 22 June 2023
Thanks to Brexit the UK dodged a bullet of being at risk for the shared liabilities of EU members that grows topsy every year…
Is wage inflation a Brexit benefit?
by Catherine McBride – 21 June 2023
The latest inflation figures suggest Brexit may be leading to higher wages for some British workers…
Seven Years on – and no itch!
by Christina Jordan – 20 June 2023
As we celebrate the seventh Brexit vote anniversary, views grow stronger – not weaker…
Mark Carney cannot deflect away his personal responsibility for today’s inflation
by Ewen Stewart, 17 June 2023
It is individuals like Mark Carney that are directly responsible for today’s inflation. Brexit doesn’t even come near.
How the EU doubles down on its damaging import controls
by Brian Monteith, 9 June 2023
A revealing story of how the EU ignores evidence of sustainable farming that spreads the love of our environment – if it threatens its own farmers…
How removing the sunset clause on EU laws is against UK interests
by Fred de Fossard, 23 May 2023
Another unnecessary retreat by the Sunak administration that concedes significant ground to the EU…
Economists challenge claims about Irish wealth
by Owen Polley, 22 May 2023
Claims about GDP performance are not even believed by the Irish authorities…
Our latest Brexit bonus can save our fish & chips
by Brian Monteith, 15 May 2023
Why the CPTPP deal can cut the price of food…
How inherited capital could boost the economy
by Catherine McBride, 11 May 2023
How leaving the EU could pay for abolishing Inheritance Tax…
Guess who’s blocking the Bill?
by Catherine McBride, 4 May 2023
Ignorant or mendacious opposition to the REUL Bill explained.
The UK must defend its right to choose its own path to harm reduction
by Brian Monteith, 3 May 2023
How the Stormont Brake con is critical for the imposition of direct EU rule on the UK
by Caroline Bell, 22 March 2023
Sunak introduces a Westminster Brake on UK divergence
by Brian Monteith, 21 March 2023
Sunak’s bad deal for Northern Ireland is an even worse deal for UK
by Harry Western, 21 March 2023
Undoing Brexit by the back door – The Windsor Framework explained
by Caroline Bell, 17 March 2023
Sunak’s Duke of Windsor Agreement deserves to be exiled
by Ewen Stewart, 28 Feb 2023
The truth revealed about post Brexit trade
by Catherine McBride, 23 Feb 2023
Update on Defending the Union of the UK, Ending the N. Ireland Protocol
From Ben Habib, Chairman of Brexit-Watch.org, 16 Feb 2023
Our public sector numbers are out of control
by Ewen Stewart, 7 September 2022
Eight points for the new Prime Minister to solve the energy crisis
by Catherine McBride, 5 September 2022
Sunak’s admissions on lockdowns will begin a stampede…
by Brian Monteith, 29 August 2022
The challenge facing the new leader, for Britain, is existential
by Ewen Stewart, 26 August 2022
The EU has gifted the perfect opportunity to end the NI protocol row
Ben Habib, 24 August 2022
Misdiagnosis of 2008 UK bank bailouts promises a repeat – and is pre-configured
Bob Lyddon, 22 August 2022
Food shortages or food surpluses – what would you choose?
Catherine McBride, 15 August 2022