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 | 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 | 23rd January 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Alan Mak is MP for Havant and Founder of the APPG on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Each industrial revolution produces winners and losers, and a significant reordering of nations – some rise as their economic and political power grows; others decline as they are...
by Webby | 22nd January 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Daniel Hannan is an MEP for South-East England, and a journalist, author, and broadcaster. His most recent book is What Next: How to Get the Best from Brexit. This is it: the last column I’ll write for ConservativeHome as an MEP. We were supposed to leave the EU at...
by Webby | 5th January 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
On this site last November, our columnist Garvan Walshe wrote about the Iran-wide protests against the country’s ruling regime. They were different from those of 2009, he said, because they were wider – and deeper. Whereas those were largely confined to...
by Webby | 31st December 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
We opened the year by asking in our first ToryDiary of 2019: will this be the year in which the British people come to heel? The phrase was John Kerr’s. He is a former Ambassador to the EU; the author by his own account of Article 50 and (inevitably) a member...
