The standard of debate about our membership of the European Union leaves much to be desired – even from the business community, argues Peter Troy. This article was first published by The Journal (NCJ Media) 16 February 2015. Last week […]
Two recently-published reports have analysed the option of replacing full membership of the EU with a trading arrangement modelled on Norway’s and have arrived at different conclusions. Firstly, James Knightley of ING has written a paper called “Ready for Brexit?” […]
Lord Tebbit of Chingford, former Cabinet Minister under Mrs. Thatcher has written this exclusive article for Get Britain Out – the cross-party Eurosceptic campaign for Britain to leave the European Union and is reproduced with permission: Incontrovertibly, the momentum of […]
A battle has erupted between Ed Miliband and a number of business leaders. It began when Stefano Pessina, the Chief executive of Boots, warned that a Labour government would be a “catastrophe” for Britain and said the party’s wider platform […]
As widely expected, the anti-austerity Syriza alliance won the Greek General Election on 25th January. Syriza fell just short of an overall majority, but appears to have secured a deal with the Independent Greeks party to form a new government. […]
This is not an economics website, so not the place for a debate on the rights and wrongs of Quantitative Easing. However, the political implications of Thursday’s announcement by the European Central Bank are worthy of comment. The announcement of […]
