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Negotiating Brexit
This flawed deal is a tolerable price to pay for our freedom
The Johnson Letter: does it violate the Benn Act?
Why I Cannot Support Boris’s Deal
Unreasonable Pressures on the DUP
There’s nothing complex about the Irish border
The British MPs behaving like the Hong Kong Executive
Even more problems with the Benn Act …
The Government’s new proposals meet the EU’s original aims better than the backstop
DExEU: An Insider’s View
The Transition Period. A Bad Idea
The Legitimacy of Referendums: Why Edmund Burke won’t rescue Remain
Debunking the myths of Brexit ‘disaster capitalism’
Two Letters from Boris Johnson to Jean-Claude Juncker
A Delinquent Parliament Begets the Rule of Lawyers
Supreme Court: on Shaky Ground
Supreme Court against the people
The Supreme Court Judgment: a Very British Coup?
Remain and the new petite bourgeoisie
Irresponsible media coverage of no-deal planning risks creating problems where none exist
The Defence Threat from Hidden EU Deals
Yellowhammer is no smoking gun
Yellowhammer. A Project Fear Crescendo
Now for a Free Trade Deal
Draghi’s Dangerous Farewell
Labour’s surreal referendum policy
No Right to Rule – MPs vs. The People
Peak Brexit Lunacy
Remainer MPs are doing incalculable damage to democracy
Sovereignty: people, parliament, government
What Makes Die-Hard Remainers Tick?
How dare Remainers say Boris is undemocratic
#StoptheNostalgicFantasy
Proponents of the new Backbench Bill to stop No Deal face a significant dilemma over Queen’s Consent
A Reichstag Fire Moment?
Lies, Lies and Those Damned Brexit Statistics
Secretary of State speech at the MEDEF Université d’été conference, Paris, France
The EU’s imperial ambition
Sovereign Equality and Reciprocity: the only acceptable basis for UK-EU relations
Can They Block Brexit? Law v. Convention
A Brexit Britain Can Help Avert a Global Trade War
Johnson’s letter to the EU – misstep or masterstroke?
It’s time the EU stopped playing hardball and agreed on a basic free trade deal
Damaging Democracy
A “No Deal” Brexit: the First Step to a Good Deal
Why the obsession for a Brexit deal?
Two Serious Strategic Mistakes
Is the constitution an impediment to no-deal?
The Single Market isn’t delivering the goods
Is the Civil Service Impartial?
An Open Letter on Irish Attitudes to Brexit
Boris Johnson’s first week – an assessment
Why is there still no Single Market in financial services?
Support for No Deal is Compatible with International Law
The BBC and ‘no deal’: a Pavlovian experiment
What can happen in the absence of self-belief
The Case For Fiscal Expansion Post-Brexit
Remainers should be frank about their real intention
Retail banking in Australasia: A post-Brexit opportunity for UK regulated services?
Invitations to Members of Parliament
Parliament has no sovereignty higher than a popular mandate
EU bullying of Switzerland – the shape of things to come and how we can fight back
Philip Hammond and the OBR yet again push a discredited ‘Project Fear’
The SNP’s attempt to exploit Brexit is floundering
The Proposal of A Temporary WTO Agreement Can Reshape the Brexit Debate
A Legal Challenge to BBC bias against Brexit
A Letter from Liam Fox
Boris’s Brexit Revolution?
Brexit and the World Trade Organization
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
The EU: no friend of workers’ rights
External sources of growth – Commission Staff Working Document
Europe cannot escape nationalism
A new Tory Project Fear
Six ways we can be sure Boris is serious
The Dreary Internal Politics eating away at Honda: reported from Japan
Time to Challenge the Brexit Narrative