Featured • The EU • Reports

Angela Merkel: The End of Hopey, Changey EU

09/05/2021
by Mathew D. Rose
Merkel Mask Limousine
Reports • Constitutional issues • Featured

It’s time to give Scotland and Wales a dose of financial reality and rethink the Barnett formula

08/05/2021
by Paul Ormerod
Nicola Sturgeon Campaigns Ahead
Economy & trade • Reports • Featured

The silent bailout system that has kept the euro afloat

07/05/2021
by David Blake
the euro afloat
Financial services • Democracy & constitution • News • Featured

Why Remainers are the UK’s answer to the Capitol rioters

29/04/2021
by Dr Andrew Roberts
stop the brexit mess
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog

Brexiteers beware yet again – ‘BRINO’ is back

29/04/2021
by Harry Western
Brexit in name only
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured

A trade negotiation or a scene from WWF Wrestling?

26/04/2021
by Catherine McBride
brexit negotion

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Editor's Note

The Economist Magazine's Britain editor, Emma Duncan, wrote in the Times this week that "the pain of Brexit is not as bad as I feared. The damage from Brexit seems to have been relatively mild. Financial services seem to be having a less painful Brexit than I expected...despite being left out of the trade deal with the EU". Well fancy that. Who would have thought it? But let's not be mean, after all there is more joy in heaven etc....

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