by Webby | 27th January 2020 | Brexit, General
Coins celebrating the upcoming Independence of the UK ill enter circulation this Friday as some leading Remainers have vowed never to use them. The Treasury will introduce around 3million of the 50p pieces to mark the UK’s departure from the EU after 1million...
by Webby | 27th January 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Suella Braverman is a former Brexit Minister and is MP for Fareham. Restoring sovereignty to Parliament after Brexit is one of the greatest prizes that awaits us. But not just from the EU. As we start this new chapter of our democratic story, our Parliament must...
by Webby | 27th January 2020 | Brexit, Politics
Keeping up with the details of Brexit is difficult and the issues (some of them) are complex, so it is easy to make mistakes. One should not, therefore, mock the afflicted (too much), especially the Financial Times which must hold the world record for ponderous...
by Webby | 26th January 2020 | Brexit, General
Former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine and other politicians have accused Boris Johnson of rubbing the noses of Remainers in their defeat through plans to celebrate Brexit. The Telegraph is reporting: The Tory peer, who fought for Britain to...
by Webby | 26th January 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
“Brexit is really only at half time” Irish Europe Minister @HMcEntee says “nothing will change” after 31 January and that it would be “very difficult” to secure a trade deal by the end of 2020 #Ridge. Get live updates:...
by Webby | 26th January 2020 | Brexit, General, Politics
On Friday at 11pm, Britain will leave the European Union. It is over a month since the general election which effectively confirmed the decision. It will take us all much longer to come to terms with the dizzying change it has brought, the best part of four years...
