CIB was sad to learn of the death of Jens-Peter Bonde, the former Danish eurosceptic MEP who passed away aged 73 on Easter Sunday following a battle with cancer. Bonde was one of the longest serving members of the European […]
With Spring around the corner, CIB Chairman Edward Spalton reflects on the mixture of good cheer and civil liberties concerns brought by recent COVID-19 vaccine developments. OFFICIALLY Spring is not yet sprung, but the lengthening days and the return […]
Briefings for Britain’s rebuttals editor, a Cambridge PhD student who prefers to remain anonymous, casts a sceptical eye over the findings of a new ‘academic’ study that compares Brexit to a religion. This article was originally published by Briefings for […]
The EU’s response to its vaccine crisis has shown the organisation at its worst. Brexit has given the UK the freedom the pursue a more effective vaccine strategy. Rather than stooping to the EU’s vaccine nationalism, we should be generous […]
Torquil Dick-Erikson explains why the European Arrest Warrant remains a threat to British citizens’ civil liberties, and to national security. Worryingly, even a no-deal Brexit may not be enough to free ourselves from it. How many in government, at any […]
Miscarriages of justice. Aircraft unnecessarily grounded for days. Needless slaughter of millions of animals. Our reverence for the evidential authority of the computer is leading to numerous disasters – and providing a convenient smokescreen for politicians and officials to rid […]
