It’s believed that the Brexit free trade deal forged between the UK and the EU is the first in history that sought to build barriers rather than take them down. So just how ‘free’ is the deal? Has the COVID crisis managed to simultaneously...
Beyond Brexit, remote working is the ultimate challenge to the Vote Leave 2016 campaign slogan, taken on by our current UK government to “take back control of their money, their borders, their laws, and their waters” by leaving the EU. When the...
The EU-UK trade deal reached on Christmas eve has generated reactions from around the world, as British government leaders hail the tariff and quota-free agreement. But there are many questions begging for answers as to whether the deal fully...
With less than ten days until the Brexit deadline, the dangers of a last-minute deal have come to the forefront. This includes comments from The Parliamentary Group which warned ministers about the implications of the “very, very late”...
As the Brexit deadline looms, the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has discussed the “strong possibility that we will “leave the EU on Australian terms”. This statement comes as the UK government and the EU have yet to agree to a deal, despite it...
The government have launched a review into the 1998 Human Rights Act, a decision which Labour has described as ‘bonkers’. The UK government has launched an independent review of the Human Rights Act. The controversial assessment will...
The U.K. will suspend tariffs imposed on the United States over subsidies for aerospace firms, in a bid to broker a post-Brexit deal with Washington. There has been a long trade battle between the E.U. and the U.S. over state-subsidized funding for...
We are now three weeks away from the transition period ending and a no-deal Brexit is still very much on the table. The British public remains none the wiser on government plans to secure trade and the UK economy, once the country leaves the single...
Ongoing uncertainty of Brexit negotiations has been heightened with the recent revelation of the UK government’s willingness to “remove clauses 44, 45 and 47 of the UK Internal Market Bill, concerning export declarations”. The law-breaking...
Once again the British public is being held at gunpoint by an incompetent government, leading us into a parade of chaos and economic ruin, just one month away from when the UK’s transition period ends. The “Little England” mentality that has...