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The truth bites.
2 min read
As I regularly tweet about the misuse of taxpayers’ money by our government, imagine my surprise this morning when I found out that I have been blocked on Twitter by The Taxpayers’ Alliance.
How discussion influences voters’ attitudes towards post-Brexit immigration and regulation.
7 min read
The UK government has spent the last year negotiating a Brexit deal that maximises the ability of the UK to diverge from EU regulation. But is this what voters will necessarily want? This Deliberative Poll raises doubts.
Overpromising was always at the heart of Brexit.
4 min read
At the moment, the Brexiter and Government rhetoric insists that ‘sovereignty’ and ‘unfettered trade’ are mutually compatible goals. Overpromising was always at the heart of Brexit. Soon it is going to hurt.
The theatricals of ‘deal or no deal’ are a distraction.
14 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s latest analysis on how the deal/no deal brinksmanship is damaging in itself, how both are bad outcomes and not what Brexiters had promised, and the very high price we are paying and going to pay...
#BuildBackBetter — What’s behind Number 10’s latest slogan?
4 min read
Why the government should now stop with the slogans altogether and stop acting like they are constantly campaigning, and simply get on with the job instead.
Less than a hundred days left.
13 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s latest Brexit analysis on the continuing Internal Market Bill fallout, the lack of business and border preparedness for deal or no deal, the growing obviousness that not extending the Transition Period was a massive error, and thoughts on where it is all heading.
The sillier season.
11 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s Brexit analysis on how the Channel migrants panic links back to the 2016 Referendum and forward to post-Brexit international co-operation, IDS et al’s ‘Millwall’ approach to diplomacy, and the US and Japan trade deals.