Brexit: Worst Deal In History
The resignations of Vara and Raab are the latest in a series of blows for Theresa May, whose Brexit deal was backed by her cabinet on Wednesday. May has been losing ministers one after the other.
Category: UK
Lessons The UK Can Learn From Cuba
Cuba’s own experience when Soviet aid was suddenly lost shows that a country that relies on its people has nothing to fear but everything to gain… The withdrawal of Soviet aid in 1990 left Cuba’s economy on a knife-edge. Cubans...
Every Dirty Trick Allowed to Turn the Tide on Brexit
‘No more cheap holidays for Brits’: RyanAir threatens to ground planes after Brexit RyanAir is threatening to ground planes after Britain leaves the EU to persuade voters to “rethink” Brexit. Chief Executive Michael O’Leary wants Britons to realize “they are...
The Brexit Deal
Britain, the EU and Ireland have finally reached a deal on Brexit, meaning talks can now move onto phase two. Talks ran through the night between UK Prime Minister Theresa May, leader of the DUP – Northern Ireland’s biggest party...
London loses EU agencies to Paris and Amsterdam because of Brexit
London is losing the European Medicines Agency to Amsterdam and the European Banking Authority to Paris, in one of the first concrete signs of Brexit as the UK prepares to leave the European Union.
No democracy left in the EU – 226 MEP’s controlled by Soros
Picking up the anti-Soros torch from Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, UK politician Nigel Farage is seeking to investigate fellow EU MEPs who support the controversial vision of the wealthy financier. But are Orban and Farage’s fears valid?
A wet dream or reality…”Rail, water, energy, Royal Mail: we’re taking them back.”
The Labour Party has revealed plans to renationalize Britain’s public services – everything from energy and water, to the railways and Royal Mail.
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell vowed to take the sectors back under public ownership as a Labour government looks increasingly likely.
EU may have to pay ‘Brexit Bill’ to UK, instead of other way around – Boris Johnson
The EU could eventually be forced to pay a “Brexit bill” to the UK instead of getting money from London, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told the Daily Telegraph.
Brussels wants to play it hard, Juncker to May: “You’re not leaving a golf club”
British Prime Minister Theresa May will be blocked from negotiating Brexit with other European leaders, senior figures in Brussels have warned, in a further sign that the EU is settling on a hardline approach.
Thanks to Cameron, no more obese children in the UK. Now, they’re left hungry.
Tories scrap free meals for nearly 3000 primary schools. Ministers have withdrawn funding which enabled small schools to provide children with free hot meals, claiming the measures were “always temporary.”