Boris Johnson’s Brexit Withdrawal Agreement passed its first hurdle in Parliament. Once the parliamentary deadlock is resolved, it looks set to be the basis for the UK’s exit from...
The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, is in battle with Parliament on behalf of the people. He intends to leave the EU on 31 October and so execute...
As the Prime Minister prepares to leave the EU, he should be guided in executing the democratic will by the constitutional arrangements of international law.
In 'UK and EU Financial Services: the Legal Framework for Free Trade after Brexit', Barnabas Reynolds proposes the legal draft for an immediate enhanced equivalence deal, to be put into effect from Brexit Day, via a chapter in a Free...
Martin Howe QC, Sir Richard Aikens and Thomas Grant explain why the new PM should bypass the rejected Withdrawal Agreement and propose a Free Trade Agreement to...
Professor David Collins' updated (2nd) edition proposes the best course for UK trade for the future. The new prime minister should propose an FTA with the EU....
Changes to the Withdrawal Agreement are to ensure fair treatment for the UK. This is especially the case for State aid policy after Brexit, say lawyers Barnabas...
In Politeia’s new publication, The Rt. Hon. John Redwood MP explains that the UK should ‘just leave’ the EU and outlines the opportunities this will bring.
The real problem with humanities funding is not with the level of funds, but how they are used. In the past, Arts and Humanities academics were paid...
The government intends UK-EU financial services trade to be on the basis of enhanced equivalence. This study sets out the legal framework for this.