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Articles we think are worth highlighting.
A Call for Identity Cards
‘Rejoiners’ must not try to exploit the pandemic for their anti-Brexit campaign
France, Germany and the Corona debt
Brexit in Hindsight: Historical Reflections
Gallows Humour in A Crisis, and A Major Buying Opportunity
Will the Virus Blow Brexit Off-Course?
How To deal With the North-South Divide
The Budget the Virus and Post-Brexit Britain
How can Britain secure its interests in Europe?
The Coronavirus challenge
The City of London Needs Equivalence — With New York
The French Senate’s ‘Brexit’ committee’s recommendations to the French Government, 2 March 2020
Paris versus London: the clash of the financial centres
Global Impacts of Brexit: A Butterfly Effect
Update: We shall indeed have a fishie on a little dishie – and a lot more besides
Summary: A level playing field or loaded dice? What the EU is really up to.
Ensuring a Genuine Level Playing Field with the EU Post-Brexit
Dealing with the French: Frost versus Barnier, Bacon versus Descartes
Prime Minister’s speech in Greenwich: 3 February 2020
The UK’s Pied Piper economy, the new immigration policy and Diane Abbott
The EU is in trouble and Ursula Von der Leyen is the wrong person to rescue it
The EU isn’t interested in free trade with the UK, just political domination
Macron’s love letter to Britain
Top UK Brexit negotiator David Frost on his plans for an EU trade deal
We shall have a fishie on a little dishie: Fisheries and Deterrence
The EU and the City: putting equivalence in perspective
The imperial court across the sea: why those on the left, who long to re-join the EU, will be conveniently ignoring the Court of Justice
Is the Irish Election Result ‘Bad for Brexit’?
BREXIT and Democracy
Should Europe Aim to Become a Super State?
Electrification will save the car industry, but maybe not save the planet.
Remainers actually helped Boris to deliver his Brexit deal
The universities disgraced themselves over Brexit: can they recover?
‘WTO terms’: understanding the ongoing Brexit default
On the terms being offered, EU deal is not worth it.
Ok, Snowflakes
If I were in charge of the EU UK trade negotiations
Macron’s new post-Brexit negotiating position
Over the Hills and Far Away – the Aggregation Battle Looms
Why Boris Johnson is right to rule out a “transition” extension?
Britain Must Not Play the EU’s Aggregation Game
Equivalence for Fish? Err, that’s not a deal
General Boris: Time to Look at The Other Side of The Hill
Boris’s masterstroke? The demise of the Tory Ultra-Remainers
The Old Lion Has Woken
The world we seek in 2020
Prospects for an acceptable trade deal worse than most people think
An EU/UK FTA Can Be Done in 2020
To survive Labour must now drop its attachments to the EU and electoral reform
An Off the Shelf Free Trade Agreement
Food for Thought – the 2019 Nato Summit
Brexit At Last?
Jeremy Corbyn and national security
The European Court of Justice could cost UK Pension Funds over £160 billion
What Price Democracy Now?
Remainers’ Democratic Deceit
Labour’s Leave Deal
Bring down the curtain: La commedia è finita
Brexit looks Safe for the Time Being
News from the Front: The Big Push is On
Don’t be fooled: a ‘bare bones’ free trade deal is exactly what the UK wants
Will the EU Form Its Own Army
The People’s Vote mess
Who Will Win the 2019 General Election?
Scotland and The EU
Rating agencies betray their anti-Brexit prejudices
Don’t be afraid of relocating to the UK post-Brexit
George Orwell and the language of Brexit
Johnson’s Brexit offer takes us to the desired Destination
Where we stand
The Devil Still Dances in The Defence Details
The EU has hardly covered itself in glory with Brexit
“Remaining” isn’t the answer: Clement Attlee is
What Philip Hammond has been telling the Swiss
Lib Dems remain bonus is economically Illiterate
Don’t Cry For Me Europa
The Single Market isn’t working – why doesn’t the Left understand this?
The Brexit Logjam Finally Breaks
