Newslinks for Saturday 1st April 2017
Government accuses EU of trying to inflame Gibraltar dispute…
“The centuries-old dispute over Gibraltar is threatening to halt Brexit negotiations after the EU yesterday backed Spain’s claim to the British territory. Brussels chiefs sparked a diplomatic feud yesterday after including a veto for Madrid over the...Read More »
If Britain needs a new party, we’ll only find out after Brexit
In this week’s New Statesman, George Eaton’s cover piece is a call to arms for ‘liberal Britain’ to find some vehicle – any vehicle – for opposing Theresa May’s Conservatives whilst Jeremy Corbyn is busy irradiating Labour.
Remarkably, he revealed that “a close ally” (often, but not always, code...Read More »
Newslinks for Friday 31st March 2017
Brexit: Davis says Britain will scrap EU ‘Charter of Fundamental Rights’…
“EU rules blamed for making it harder to keep out foreign criminals and terror suspects are to be axed as part of a bid to restore sovereignty to the UK. David Davis told MPs that the...Read More »
The debate about Britain’s future is already settled. There will be an Open Brexit – because we have no other choice.
Six months ago, ConservativeHome wrote that Britain must make a collective decision about what kind of country it wants to be post-Brexit, and that there are two different roads it can take.
“The first is what might be called Open Britain. Its starting point would be that our economy...Read More »
The debate about Britain’s future is already settled. There will be an Open Brexit – because we have no other choice.
Six months ago, ConservativeHome wrote that Britain must make a collective decision about what kind of country it wants to be post-Brexit, and that there are two different roads it can take.
“The first is what might be called Open Britain. Its starting point would be that our economy...Read More »