by Webby | 6th April 2020 | Europe, General, Politics
Lord Flight is Chairman of Flight & Partners Recovery Fund, and is a former Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury. The Bank of England has slashed interest rates to a new record low of 0.1 per cent and launched a further £100 billion of money printing to relieve...
by Webby | 29th March 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
#Marr: Why hasn't UK taken part in EU ventilator scheme? Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove says there was "some confusion" over the issue, but adds there's "nothing we can't do as an independent nation" that being part of the scheme...
by Webby | 23rd March 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Patrick Nicholls was MP for Teignbridge, and is a former Government Minister. Even as EU negotiators repeat their demands for a trade deal in ever more bellicose terms, a ‘right deal’ would surely be preferable to no deal. So right on cue, Michel Barnier...
by Webby | 19th March 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Stephen Booth is Head of the Britain in the World Project at Policy Exchange. This week, leaders across Europe announced a step-change in their response to the coronavirus pandemic. “We are at war”, declared Emmanuel Macron in a televised address to the nation on...
by Webby | 19th March 2020 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Stephen Booth is Head of the Britain in the World Project at Policy Exchange. This week, leaders across Europe announced a step-change in their response to the coronavirus pandemic. “We are at war”, declared Emmanuel Macron in a televised address to the nation on...
by Webby | 12th March 2020 | Europe, General, Politics
Garvan Walshe is a former national and international security policy adviser to the Conservative Party. He runs TRD Policy. ConHome readers will remember the grammar schools row of 2007. David Willetts had persuaded the Conservatives to oppose new grammar schools, on...
