LAst July, Professor George Yarrow of Oxford has added to the debate about future UK access to the single market with this paper, which claims that withdrawal from the EU does not automatically imply withdrawal from the European Economic Area […]
One of the myths put about by opponents of Brexit during the referendum campaign was that a Leave vote was a ‘leap into the dark’, or less energetically, a ‘step into the unknown’. While this may have suited Remain’s campaign […]
The spectacle of the Remainers behaving like cry babies in the wake of the Referendum result on 23 June was pretty unedifying. One of my favourite memories from the night came at about 4am when Dimbleby at the BBC cut […]
After all the euphoria of the Brexit vote, we have currently entered a more sober period where the complexities of devising a comprehensive leave strategy are keeping members of HM Government fully on their toes. We have been forwarded a […]
To recap: Some politicians knew right from the start that the CFP amounted to a betrayal of our fishermen When National Fishery limits were extended from the 3 nautical mile limit to 12 and then 200/median line in the 1960s […]
One of the most frequent jibes levelled at those of us who have raised questions about the recent High Court judgment on Article 50 is for Remainers to say “You’re not a lawyer, are you?” The clear implication is that […]
