How much – if anything – should we pay on leaving the EU? This will be one of the first issues to be addressed by the new government once Brexit discussions begin. A number of sources within the EU have […]
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph. For liberal, free-market Brexiteers, the election shock is a gift from Mount Olympus. We are dancing cartwheels and quaffing our sparkling Kentish wines. Theresa May’s plummeting star is an […]
Fishing for Leave welcomes Michael Gove’s appointment as Secretary of State for Defra. Press officer Alan Hastings said “FFL are happy given his family connections to fishing and his Brexit credentials and hope he does both justice”. “Although Defra is […]
One person who must feel vindicated by yesterday’s election result is former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. He resisted calls for snap election soon after becoming leader in 2007 and although he was defeated at the General Election in 2010, this […]
On the day that voters in the UK go to the polls, the European Council has announced that 20 member states have agreed on the details for setting up the European Public Prosecutor’s Office. (It is easier to list the […]
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 […]
