We have pointed out regularly on this website that, for all its faults as a long-term relationship with the EU, the EEA/EFTA route – whereby the UK remains in the European Economic Area (EEA) by re-joining EFTA, the European Free […]
It’s good to have some good news on the Brexit front after hearing of the hardening of the EU’s stance on the proposed transitional arrangement and the recent but unnecessary talk of a second referendum. Last night, something positive happened […]
It is very good to see that David Davis, by raising the point about the supremacy of the ECJ’s jurisdiction over the EAW, has taken a first step to breaking us free from the shackles of the continental inquisitorial justice […]
THE PRESS OFFICE OF The Lord Stoddart of Swindon (Independent Labour) News Release 19th April 2016 House of Lords “badly served” by anti-Brexit Peers as it faces threat to its powers from General Election The independent […]
“Don’t worry, Rupert,” said the backbench MP I was having tea with, “turkeys don’t vote for Christmas.” The “turkeys” in question were the House of Lords, and the “Christmas” was the idea that they would seek to block Brexit by […]
Mrs May’s few hints about her proposed Brexit strategy have been enough to cause a slight fall in sterling and to generate a great deal of media speculation. In reality, she has given so little away that in CIB’s opinion, […]
