by Jason Tyler | 16th August 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Iain Dale presents the evening show on LBC Radio, and is the author of the forthcoming book ‘Why can’t we all just get along’. Last week at the Edinburgh Festival, John McDonnell told me that Labour would insist on Jeremy Corbyn leading any interim government of...
by Jason Tyler | 14th August 2019 | Europe
Germany’s gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 0.1% compared with the previous quarter, according to the Federal Statistics Office released today. Latest stories direct in your inbox Sign up for the free Red Alert email: It takes Germany’s annual growth rate down to...
by Jason Tyler | 14th August 2019 | Brexit, Crime, Europe, General, Immigration, Politics
Philip Hammond’s Times article today is striking not for its content, which reflects what he is already known to believe, but its timing. Mid-August usually sees the dog days of the Westminster calendar; its quietest period other than the Christmas holidays. ...
by Jason Tyler | 14th August 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
James Arnell is a partner at Charterhouse. He writes in a personal capacity. I disagree with most commentators who believe that the UK will get a raw deal in any US-UK trade negotiations after Brexit. I do not underestimate the fickleness of Trump, nor the...
by Jason Tyler | 13th August 2019 | Brexit, Crime, Europe, General, Immigration, Politics
“While trade deals have taken on an important political and symbolic value in the context of Brexit,” Dominic Walsh of Open Europe wrote recently on this site, “their economic benefits are typically smaller and slower to materialise than many...
by Jason Tyler | 9th August 2019 | Europe
Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini is upping the ante in his country, demanding an election as his coalition with the Five Star Movement breaks down. Latest stories direct in your inbox Sign up for the free Red Alert email: Salvini’s Lega has split with the...
