Category - Reports
Longer Articles or links to Reports by Contributors
Why UK law must prevail over the EU Withdrawal Agreement
The Costs of Offshore Wind Power: Blindness and Insight
The Covid Doomsters Are Wrong: The UK Is Heading for Recovery
Now is the time to combat Scottish Nationalism
Another “illegal” immigration record that no one should be celebrating.
Why do so many economists get Brexit wrong?
Where’s the Beef?
EU Farmers Worry US Trade Deal Will Stop Them Bringing Home the Bacon
Summary: DfID adieu – I shall not lament your passing
DfID adieu – I shall not lament your passing
How level are our farming fields? Long Version
Brexit and The Pandemic: How Brussels Uses Covid-19
Charting This Crisis
Should the UK stay in Erasmus+?
How can Britain secure its interests in Europe?
The Coronavirus challenge
Dealing with the French: Frost versus Barnier, Bacon versus Descartes
The EU is in trouble and Ursula Von der Leyen is the wrong person to rescue it
Britain Must Not Play the EU’s Aggregation Game
General Boris: Time to Look at The Other Side of The Hill
Boris’s masterstroke? The demise of the Tory Ultra-Remainers
Food for Thought – the 2019 Nato Summit
The European Court of Justice could cost UK Pension Funds over £160 billion
Remainers’ Democratic Deceit
Johnson’s Brexit offer takes us to the desired Destination
The Devil Still Dances in The Defence Details
What Philip Hammond has been telling the Swiss
The Benn Act: Law officers acting unlawfully
Johnson’s deal –a precarious bridge to economic freedom
What would Boris’ deal mean for the economy?
This flawed deal is a tolerable price to pay for our freedom
Supreme Court: on Shaky Ground
Supreme Court against the people
HMG Reasonable Worst Case Planning Assumptions
The Defence Threat from Hidden EU Deals
No Right to Rule – MPs vs. The People
Sovereignty: people, parliament, government
Two Serious Strategic Mistakes
Why does the EU go on about the ‘integrity’ of the Single Market when it has been such a failure?
The SNP’s attempt to exploit Brexit is floundering
Brexit, Tariffs, and GATT’s original intent: Why a forgotten MFN exemption merits a closer look
MP’s Fears About the Economic Impact of ‘No Deal’ Make No Sense
External sources of growth – Commission Staff Working Document
Avoiding the trap of the Withdrawal Agreement – the way ahead for a new Prime Minister
It Makes No Sense To Throw Away Your Strongest Card
Brexit: leading the way to a Europe of nations
A Clean Managed Brexit
The EU is a doomed empire
Prorogation: The Historical Case for Constitutional Innovation
Brexit and the US-UK Defence Relationship
Striking similarities: The origins of the European Economic Community
UK to EU: Reopen the Withdrawal Agreement!
A WTO-based Brexit could yield the UK £80 billion per year
Project Practicality – the WTO Deal
EU Adds Fourth Lock to Withdrawal Agreement
May’s Brexit Pantomime Act 5
Treaty Between the UK and Northern Ireland and The European Union for Defence, Security and Intelligence Cooperation.
The Students fighting for Brexit
The Mystery Surrounding GATT Article XXIV. The Crash-Proof Exit Option
A new divorce bill danger: why the EU rejects legal process
The European Commission is slowly strangulating Europe
The People versus Parliament
Universities and a ‘no-deal’ Brexit: some rather desperate misrepresentations
The European Union is in total crisis – we need to get out now!
No Deal Is No Nightmare: Facts About EU Trade After Brexit
Selling a sellout: the truth about the PM’s ‘deal’ with Brussels
Brexit in Name Only: Causes and Consequences
Chequers White Paper. What has gone wrong and why? By David Blake
Brexit and Science Funding: What Exactly is the Problem? By Sir Noel Malcom
Who are the Populists? By Robert Tombs
Preparing to Exit. An BfB Report on Alternatives to Chequers
A Narrow Focus on EU Trade restricts Global Opportunities
Germany’s Strategic Perspective 2040 by Adrian Hill
The IMF abetted the European Union’s subversion of Greek democracy
Leaving the EU on WTO terms: pulling down the barriers to world trade
A Brexit Proposal By Christopher Bickerton and Richard Tuck
Brexit and access to UK financial markets (Full)
Chequers White Paper Briefing No. 1: ECJ Jurisdiction by Martin Howe
