by Jason Tyler | 5th December 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Garvan Walshe is a former national and international security policy adviser to the Conservative Party. He runs TRD Policy. If the polls are right, and the electorate indeed returns a Conservative majority in a week’s time, we can expect the Withdrawal Agreement to be...
by Jason Tyler | 1st December 2019 | Brexit, Crime, Europe, General, Politics
Rage, exasperation, contempt: the London Bridge attack will provoke all three, sometimes at the same time, among the mass of voters. Why was an Islamist terrorist invited as a guest to a Cambridge University conference at Fishmongers Hall – apparently to...
by Jason Tyler | 24th November 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
#Marr: Will a future Labour government take a position on the #Brexit deal they negotiate? Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner: “It’s a hypothetical”https://t.co/QIXOGy16ZD pic.twitter.com/t1TINrLrKV — BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) November 24,...
by Jason Tyler | 18th November 2019 | Europe, General, Politics
Cllr Andrew Wood is the Leader of the Conservative Group on Tower Hamlets Council and a councillor for Canary Wharf Ward. With a new manifesto being finalised it is time to review how our 2017 manifesto commitments on defence have worked out. The manifesto started...
by Jason Tyler | 12th November 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Stephen Booth is Acting Director of Open Europe. The Brexit debate has become so bitter, stuck in the weeds of Westminster parliamentary process and Brussels technocracy, that we have lost sight of the bigger picture. If Boris Johnson is returned as Prime Minister...
by Jason Tyler | 11th November 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
At the beginning of the month, Nigel Farage intimated that the Brexit Party would contest every constituency in this election in which the Conservative candidate did not publicly renounce Boris Johnson’s deal in favour of a No Deal Brexit if necessary. It was...
