by Patrick O’Flynn | Jun 20, 2020 | Insight
WHEN US rocker Alice Cooper sang joyfully that “school’s out for summer” he captured a feeling of excitement about the onset of school holidays that many of us will remember from childhood. When he followed that up with a declaration that...
by David Campbell Bannerman | Jun 17, 2020 | Insight
Today in a rain of activity worthy of a June downpour, Liz Truss and the Department for International Trade have launched negotiations on two very significant free trade agreements with our great and natural friends Australia and New Zealand. The International Trade...
by Patrick O’Flynn | Jun 17, 2020 | Insight
THE cumulative difficulties brought by the coronavirus pandemic, related economic woes and the recent violent scenes in London, have led some to accuse Boris Johnson of “being in office but not in power”. Last week Cabinet minister Michael Gove gave...
by Patrick O’Flynn | Jun 15, 2020 | Insight
The outpourings of grief and rage that have dominated our television screens over the past fortnight have prompted great soul-searching about the state of modern Britain. But it is important to remember a salient fact: the animating cause was an event that happened in...
by Suzanne Evans | Jun 11, 2020 | Insight
With British workers being laid off in the tens of thousands, and despite pledging to ‘take back control’ of our borders, holes in the Government’s new immigration Bill – due to arrive at Committee stage today – show its lack of will to live up to its election...
