Category - Featured
Articles we think are worth highlighting.
Boris’s blow against SNP’s independence dream
Financial services agreement – time to stop another disaster
The EU/UK Trade Deal: Boris Achieves the “Impossible”
A positive deal overall – but problems lurk round the corner
The UK-EU trade deal – an ‘experimental peace’
Combatting Remainer versions of Brexit history
Best Wishes for 2021 (and here are some Brexit benefits)
The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement: Minimum Brexit
Brexit delivered: what Peston said.
New BfB report explains the politics and economics of the fishing issue
The new Continental blockade – Macron’s (last) throw of the dice in the Brexit endgame?
Ready aye ready? Preparations to defend our territorial waters
Britain is part of Europe: but how much a part?
Everything is agreed until nothing is agreed.
For the last time – an EU trade deal isn’t worth it for the UK
Britain has ‘nuclear options’ against EU hostility
Is an Australian Style trade deal half full or half empty?
Eating humble pie over Covid 19 control failures
Brexit Bias. A New Low for the BBC
Only a ‘good’ Brexit can stop Scottish independence
Why Sturgeon Might Not Actually Be Leading an Unstoppable Force
A bad deal with the EU is likely, but it won’t last
The Plan to Get German Taxpayers to Pay for European Political Union
Unconquerable and pacific: a new security and defence policy for Britain
When the advisers decide, what should we do?
The UK’s Fiscal Recovery Has Begun
What Norway can teach the EU about sovereignty
What is in the UK’s Global Tariff?
The Car Industry Doth Protest Too Much.
The UK Economic Establishment Continues to Peddle Myths About the Long-Term Impact of Brexit
Britain, Slavery, and Anti-Slavery
On culture wars and the need to belong
Baroness Fox in support of the Internal Market Bill
An actually green carbon capture initiative is available now.
Brexit can be a boon for Britain’s flourishing tech sector
Support All the Clauses that Deal with The Northern Ireland Protocol
What a bad EU deal would look like – a primer for Brexiteers
We don’t need to break international law to protect the UK’s internal market
Perfidious Albion or Perfidious US? The Special Relationship and Brexit
The relevance of the Commonwealth in a post-Brexit world
What does Joe Biden’s victory in the US Presidential elections mean for Global Britain?
The Internal Market Bill and International Law
New BfB report shows costs of no-deal have been seriously exaggerated
A Biden presidency doesn’t change the Brexit endgame.
Let’s say it again – EU deal not worth it for the UK
Client of Government or Customer: you should choose
An Australia deal, or an EU penal colony?
What could possibly go wrong with the new Trade and Agriculture Commission?
Will the Remainer Undead ever give up?
An Australian view of the UK-EU trade negotiations
If Scotland is to leave the UK, a majority of Scots needs to approve
The UK Pot calls itself jet black, while the Kettle goes Brussels-free
Covid: Time for a change of track
Eutopianism and the Future of the European Union
Boris must bring down the curtain on this farce now
The EU’s negotiating tactics: A sorry tale
Brexiteers beware – a bad deal is still a real risk
How to Recover from Coronavirus
Public and Grammar School Bluffers on Food Standards
Fishing: The Great Betrayal
Taking French leave? Paris has second thoughts about the EU.
The Thin Grey Line
Would a ‘no deal’ Brexit really cost three times more than Covid?
Busting the food price myth in a no-deal Brexit
We really must change the Irish Protocol
The government’s new coronavirus restrictions risk catastrophic economic damage
Why UK law must prevail over the EU Withdrawal Agreement
The Costs of Offshore Wind Power: Blindness and Insight
The recent US Congressional letter to the PM on Northern Ireland should be taken with a pinch of salt
No short cuts to deterrence in a world of hybrid warfare
EU not meeting its obligations to improve Irish Protocol
The EU’s power grab in the Channel Tunnel must be stopped
Rebuttal: Withdrawal Symptoms
Playing Politics with the Protocol
Barnier’s fishy story on UK sovereignty
Distorted Irish economy means high payments to the EU
The Treasury’s tax rise plans make no sense
The OneWeb satellite investment is strategic value for money
