Will we get back our sovereignty next year? Will the agreement be good in trade terms? I fear ministers may end up settling for thin gruel.
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Martin Howe: It is far better to risk extending Article 50 than to accept May’s bad deal
Extension would be a breach of promise, but it offers advantages which the Prime Minister’s vassal arrangement does not.
Martin Howe: Misunderstandings, spin – or worse. Correcting errors arising from Downing Street briefings on the Brexit White Paper.
It’s important that Party members have a correct understanding.
Martin Howe QC: The Government’s European Union Bill is to be welcomed for stopping us on the escalator of integration
Martin Howe QC is a former Conservative councillor and parliamentary candidate who has written a number of publications on constitutional… Read more »
Simon Richards: Almost 15 years ago, I helped to set up Better Off Out. This deal isn’t perfect – but it delivers what we campaigned for.
The agreement that Johnson has obtained rights the wrongs inflicted by Major and a succession of Europhile Prime Ministers.
Newslinks for Sunday 27th December 2020
ERG set to endorse Johnson’s Brexit deal, but not its truncated Parliamentary scrutiny “MPs will vote on the deal on… Read more »
The Christmas Eve Agreement
Johnson should be praised for getting a deal at all – once again. But as matters stand, MPs won’t be able properly to consider it.
Why Cummings’ departure creates new problems for Johnson’s Brexit strategy
The former Chief Adviser has had little to do with the negotiation recently, but his leaving has knock-on effects on it. Here’s why.
Newslinks for Wednesday 4th November 2020
US 1) The pollsters are wrong again: election is too close to call “America’s destiny was last night on a… Read more »
Newslinks for Friday 2nd October 2020
New ‘three-tier’ coronavirus alert system from curfews to full lockdown on the way to ‘simplify’ the rules “Boris Johnson has… Read more »
A problem for Johnson. The Agreement he concedes is flawed is one that he signed.
When such Brexiteers as Michael Howard and Norman Lamont are tearing into you over international law, you have just a bit of problem.
Is it really worth breaking international law to curb the role of the European Court?
Johnson and Cummings’ previous assaults on the pre-Brexit order have been brilliantly conceived. This one may not be up to the same standard.
Newslinks for Sunday 8th March 2020
Coronavirus: Government ‘prepares for death toll of 100,000’… “Ministers are preparing for a potential coronavirus death toll as high as… Read more »
Newslinks for Tuesday 28th January 2020
Johnson poised to defy US and approve Huawei 5G “The prime minister is about to formally announce that the government… Read more »
Newslinks for Friday 15th November 2019
Brexit Party 1) Candidates revolt in key marginals “Nigel Farage faced a rebellion within his party yesterday as parliamentary candidates,… Read more »