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Why an accidental Brexit could be the best thing for the UK

by Douglas Carswell | Jan 19, 2019 | Political Insider

For months, ministers were resolute. Britain, they insisted, must remain aligned to the rest of Europe. It would spell ruin if we were to simply leave, they said. And they kept on saying that, until the day we actually left. I refer not to what might happen in a...

Want to help young people, Theresa? Abolish Stamp Duty

by Matt Gillow | Jun 11, 2018 | The Analyst

So, you want to heal the generational divide? Thinktankers and policymakers have been out in force over the past few weeks throwing ideas around about how to shift some of the burden from the shoulders of my generation – the student loan generation, generation rent,...

The latest inside news from Westminster

by Adrian Pepper | May 1, 2018 | Political Insider

The Prime Minister’s decision to appoint Sajid Javid to take over from Amber Rudd as Home Secretary was shrewd. He was the one member of the Cabinet with the credibility to defuse the Windrush scandal quickly, having himself been born to parents who arrived in the UK...

Britain will still do good business after Brexit

by Adrian Pepper | Feb 20, 2018 | Political Insider

The British Prime Minister Theresa May has been taking criticism, both at home and in EU circles, for being unable to answer precisely the question of what sort of relationship she wants the UK to have with the EU after it has ceased to be a member of the Union. While...

The Prime Minister has bought herself time – but not yet political authority

by Adrian Pepper | Jan 22, 2018 | Political Insider

After nearly losing a general election that she did not need to call, last year ended with Mrs May pulling off the greatest coup of her Premiership. By stumping up enough money, she persuaded the EU that sufficient progress had been made to enable the talks to...