By Andrew Rosindell MP Every year, on 10th September, you will always find me in Casemates Square, Gibraltar, where I am proud to join the people of Gibraltar in celebration of their National Day. Gibraltar is one of the 16 British […]
It has come as no surprise that the Supreme Court has upheld the original ruling by the High Court that Parliament must vote on the triggering of Article 50. However, there was one crumb of comfort – the judges […]
There is an old joke about the Foreign Office. A tourist visiting London approaches a policeman in Whitehall. “Excuse me,” says the tourist. “Where is the Ministry of Defence?” The policeman points along Whitehall. “It’s over there, on the right.” […]
Germans often complain about the continued use of World War II imagery by some people in the UK. Yesterday, however, it was a Belgian, Guy Verhofstadt, who took exception to Boris Johnson’s warning to France’s president, François Hollande, not to […]
Mrs May has finally delivered he much-awaited speech setting out her Brexit plans. So what do we know? We know that she has set herself a very ambitious timetable if she is to secure a deal within the two-year timescale […]
Sections of the press have spent huge amounts of time trying to second-guess Mrs May’s Brexit plan. At last, it seems, instead of speculation we will finally have some detail. The Prime Minister will be making a speech tomorrow which […]
