In the last parliament, our payments to Brussels were more than twice the total savings made through austerity.
Which – they don’t seem to realise – doesn’t exactly help their cause.
Whether it’s the halls he’s selling out, or himself, the rock star Greek ex-finance minister certainly still has something. But is it what he truly wants?
A week ago Chris Carter, of Get Britain Out, claimed we spoke only for ourselves. Let’s set the record straight.
Cheryl Gillan, Sir Edward Leigh and Chris Chope will all be removed from the Parliamentary delegation today.
The europhiles never seem to tire of setting up straw men and celebrating their ability to knock them down.
A new biography of Julian Amery shows the expansive spirit in which we should debate the national interest.
Brussels is a godsend for lobbyists. But not so good for small businesses.
We floated the scenario of her going for Brexit last week. Speculation about her intentions will grow. As will the pressure for Boris to make his mind up.
Insisting that they back Remain or lose their jobs would be wrong – and it looks increasingly risky, too.
He also discusses with Marr the increasingly complex situation in Syria.
Focusing only upon the detail and evading the general is becoming a most damaging addiction.
It won’t work – not least because Andrew Lansley accidentally leaked the plan over the summer.
Having led the way in creating an anti-federalist European bloc, our party’s concerns are shared by parties across the continent. This can only help with renegotiation.