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Running Commentary X

March 10, 2017

A new entente The big Brexit picture is that the UK continues to stumble towards a future association agreement with the EU. Until Article 50 is triggered there will be no official recognition by the EU of this scenario, and the Westminster parliament has yet to get its head(s) around the concept. But experts are… » read more

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EU Institutions, UK in Europe

, Article 50, Brexit, Court of Justice, Euratom, European Commission, European Parliament, Future of Europe, House of Commons, House of Lords, Theresa May

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Running Commentary VIII

February 13, 2017

Still stumbling towards the exit Running out of patience with British politicians? In my latest article on all things Brexit (9 February) I explain why the Westminster parliament and parties find themselves split and emasculated – and have only themselves to blame. I have precious little sympathy for those Remainers who voted blithely to promote… » read more

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UK in Europe

, Article 50, Brexit, Court of Justice, Czech Republic, EU referendum, European Commission, European Council, European Parliament, House of Commons, House of Lords, Theresa May

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Running Commentary VII

January 26, 2017

Mrs May makes her speech Reverberations continue over Prime Minister May’s London speech of 17 January. She wants a comprehensive free trade agreement with a few add-ons plus political cooperation in security matters. This has all the hallmarks of a future Association Agreement between the UK and the EU 27, but without the institutional mechanism… » read more

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UK in Europe, Uncategorized

, Article 50, Brexit, Court of Justice, House of Commons, House of Lords, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Scotland, Theresa May, Trump

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The bold, the barmy and the mis-composited: Brexit after the party conferences

October 5, 2016

Mercifully, the party political conference season in Britain is over. We would not normally pay too much attention to the resolutions on EU policy passed by party rank and file delegates. But this year, because Britain has taken back control of its own affairs, it’s worth taking a closer look. The Liberal Democrats were first… » read more

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UK in Europe

, Article 50, Brexit, Cameron, EU referendum, Future of Europe

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The bold, the barmy and the mis-composited: Brexit after the party conferences

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