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This week on the eve of UK-EU trade talks, the government made clear that EU laws will end with the transition. For UK financial services sector it...
As UK-EU trade talks begin, David Collins* explains how UK law underpins high standards and is in line with international regulations.
President Emmanuel Macron’s ‘love letter’ to the UK on the eve of Brexit suggests a desire to revive an Anglo-French peace-time military alliance, says Professor John Keiger.*...
In a week when US Politics commands the airwaves Professor Jonathan Clark* suggests that populism will continue on both sides of the Atlantic, but its specific expressions...
Reflecting on Brexit day, Politeia's Director, Sheila Lawlor* writes:
Brexit, says the economist Dr Gerard Lyons,* matters economically. The task is to reboot the domestic economy, reshape relations with the EU, and embark on the UK's global role
As the Northern Ireland Assembly returns to work, relief may be premature, says The Rt. Hon. Sammy Wilson, MP for East Antrim.* The demands by Sinn Fein’s Finance...
As the Education Secretary warns against grade inflation, John Marenbon* explains how to tackle it and the benefits that would follow
In the wake of General Soleimani’s death, Britain should promote the diplomatic solution over the military fix, says John Baron MP.* It should also take on the mantle of...
Now that the transition will end in December 2020, the UK should aim for a bare bones trade deal with the EU. Here, the international economic lawyer, David...