THE government’s promise to ‘take back control’ of Britain’s borders after Brexit is being broken. Despite tough talk from the Home Secretary that the...
May at 10 by Anthony Seldon with Raymond Newell
‘History with its flickering lamp stumbles along the trail of the past, trying to reconstruct its scenes, to revive its echoes, and kindle...
ONE has only to look at the contributing authors to John Longworth's newly published report on the Withdrawal Agreement with the EU to know that The Australian Deal...
JUST over a week ago the Prime Minister announced, apparently emphatically, that the trade talks with the EU were over.
Three days later it looked rather less...
Last week the House of Lords voted down Boris Johnson's Internal Market Bill in what was generally perceived to be a symbolic gesture. They approved...
AS A retired Higher Courts Solicitor-Advocate (Criminal Law), I shall do my best to enlighten you as to the latest Brexit negotiations and legalities.
Theresa...
FOR me, it’s all about democracy. In 2016 we were asked should the United Kingdom remain a member or leave the European Union.
That question engaged...
THREE days ago the Prime Minister announced, apparently emphatically, that the trade talks with the EU were over.
He said there was ‘no point’ in discussions...
THE British Constitution is not a single amendable codified document. It is written down all over the place and also relies on tradition, custom and...
THE possibility that Belgium could one day split into two independent states is in the spotlight again.
Talk of a separation between Flanders, the Dutch-speaking...
WE hear that the Brexit negotiations are to enter the final ‘tunnel phase’, which we can take to mean the final, final agreement, concessions and threats. We...
