In 2016, the majority of UK voters opted to leave the EU. A lot of people, fuelled by the opinion of the mainstream media, seemed to be disappointed with the referendum vote due to this common sentiment: Brexit will bring […]
Dominic Grieve, the Conservative Chairman of the Commons Intelligence and Security Committee, argues that the UK must retain membership of the EU’s law enforcement agency (Europol) after Brexit, even if this means “accepting EU rules and judicial oversight for the […]
Last month, an event occurred which got little fanfare, but which is likely to have a significant effect on the future of the UK, especially after Brexit. The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement has now entered into force. Lord Lamont, the […]
Independent research, commissioned by the Bruges Group from acknowledged expert in this field Bob Lyddon, shows that the true extent of the UK’s potential exposure to the European Investment Bank (EIB), European Central Bank (ECB) and EFSM (European Financial Stabilisation […]
Emergency Exit by Marcus Watney It isn’t going to be sufficient to grumble about how incompetent, dictatorial and corrupt the EU is. We are going to have to show convincingly that outside the EU we will be more free and […]
A helpful summary by Robert Oulds of the restrictions on free movement of people which EEA states outside the EU can apply Membership of the European Economic Area Agreement outside the EU includes the principle of free movement of labour […]
