by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 5th April 2019 | General, Politics
Cabinet ‘plot’ to stop May’s bid for long Article 50 extension… “Cabinet ministers are seeking to block Theresa May from agreeing a Brexit delay of up to a year. The prime minister has not yet secured cabinet support for a long...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 5th April 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Amidst the growing likelihood of European elections this summer, and reports of Conservative woe in local election campaigning, we have a real Parliamentary vote with real voters – the Newport West by-election, only the third of this Parliament. It offers...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 5th April 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Iain Dale presents the evening show on LBC Radio and is a commentator for CNN. Listening to Today earlier this week, I thought I must be living in a parallel universe. First up was Ken Clarke, blithely wittering on about the Customs Unions without seemingly...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 5th April 2019 | Brexit, Europe, General, Politics
Dr Graham Gudgin is Policy Exchange’s Chief Economic Adviser. He is a visiting Professor at the University of Ulster and Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre. Many like to claim that No Deal is off the table, but it remains...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 5th April 2019 | General, Politics
John Bald is a former Ofsted inspector and has written two books on the history of writing and spelling. He is Chairman of the Conservative Education Society. After last Monday’s account of my visit to Great Yarmouth showed some of the best of the academies and free...
by Jason Tyler (Site Admin) | 4th April 2019 | General, Politics
Kevin Foster MP to be a Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (unpaid) at the Wales Office and an Assistant Government Whip (paid). He will also be a Parliamentary Secretary (unpaid) at the Cabinet Office while Chloe Smith MP is on maternity leave. In the former two...
