By Richard North – EUReferendum Blog It is all very well for Chris Smith, Chairman of the Environment Agency, to prattle on about “difficult choices”, and to tell us that “more must be done to protect the Somerset Levels”. But the […]
The independent Labour peer, Lord Stoddart of Swindon has questioned the point in having a British Government, when it no longer has the power to decide which industries it wishes to subsidise through state aid. His comments follow the Government’s […]
King John was forced to sign; what about the European Commission? I wonder if when he announced his policy of fixed-term Parliaments David Cameron had taken in to account that we would be celebrating the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta […]
A Stark warning from Christopher Gill on the danger to our liberty from continental justice What are the principles upon which traditional English common law is founded? Firstly, that until proved otherwise, every person is presumed innocent. The presumption of […]
Dear Edward, Thank you very much for sending me those interesting documents on the Christian Churches and particularly on the Church of England. I have printed them out and they contain some illuminating stuff. I remember Jens-Peter Bonde introducing me to an EU-critical […]
The ECJ this morning rejected all the UK’s claims against the EU’s short selling regulation. The result was surprising given that the Court’s Advocate General Niilo Jääskinen issued an opinion supporting the UK’s position last September – court rulings often, […]
