The government is recruiting experts to work out how best we will leave the EU. It is going to be a complicated process if there is to be no major disruption to trade. These papers, written by Richard North and […]
With some remainers calling for a second referendum, Patience Wheatcroft talking of the House of Lords holding up Article 50 and a legal challenge being mounted by lawyers Mishcon de Reya, could the Brexit vote end up being nothing more […]
This article by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard appeared in last week’s Daily Telegraph. The IMF has admitted making a number of very serious mistakes. As described by Evans-Pritchard, it “misled [its] own board, made a series of calamitous misjudgments in Greece, became […]
Prime Minister Theresa May has made it clear that she will not be rushing to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and begin the process of taking the UK out of the EU. “I do not under-estimate the challenge […]
As Harold Wilson reputedly said, one week is a long time in politics. Certainly last week, during which your regular scribe has been on holiday, has been particularly eventful. The country has a acquired new Prime Minister without the need […]
Since the referendum result, we have been holding informal discussions with friends and allies from left to right of the political spectrum about the best way to keep pressure on the government to deliver its BREXIT promise. In the midst […]
