Britain could not cope with an attack by Russia any more than it could one by the Klingons, but then neither are likely to invade any time soon, writes Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens. This article first appeared in […]
The headlines in Open Europe’s daily e-mail sounded very promising:- “UK could have a bespoke arrangement between full single market access and a free trade deal, says Emmanuel Macron.” Isn’t that what everyone has wanted? Could it even be “having […]
This letter from our Chairman appeared in the Derby Telegraph. Whilst Mr. Corbyn is rightly making a great fuss about the terms on which private providers like Carillion contract for the provision of public services, the fashion for this type […]
It’s good to have some good news on the Brexit front after hearing of the hardening of the EU’s stance on the proposed transitional arrangement and the recent but unnecessary talk of a second referendum. Last night, something positive happened […]
We have already reported Donald Tusk’s comments about his hopes that the UK might have “a change of heart” over Brexit. Now Jean-Claude Juncker, the President of the European Commission (how many Presidents does the EU have – or need?) […]
It cannot be much longer before the penny finally drops regarding the terms being proposed by the EU for the UK’s 21-month “transitional arrangement.” Businessmen like John Mills and John Longworth, both of whom met Michel Barnier in Brussels last […]
