Like the rest of the nation, CIB was deeply saddened by the passing of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The Queen and the Royal Family paid their final respects to the Duke at a moving funeral at St George’s […]
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CIB was sad to learn of the death of Jens-Peter Bonde, the former Danish eurosceptic MEP who passed away aged 73 on Easter Sunday following a battle with cancer. Bonde was one of the longest serving members of the European […]
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With Spring around the corner, CIB Chairman Edward Spalton reflects on the mixture of good cheer and civil liberties concerns brought by recent COVID-19 vaccine developments. OFFICIALLY Spring is not yet sprung, but the lengthening days and the return […]
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Briefings for Britain’s rebuttals editor, a Cambridge PhD student who prefers to remain anonymous, casts a sceptical eye over the findings of a new ‘academic’ study that compares Brexit to a religion. This article was originally published by Briefings for […]
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The EU’s response to its vaccine crisis has shown the organisation at its worst. Brexit has given the UK the freedom the pursue a more effective vaccine strategy. Rather than stooping to the EU’s vaccine nationalism, we should be generous […]
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Torquil Dick-Erikson explains why the European Arrest Warrant remains a threat to British citizens’ civil liberties, and to national security. Worryingly, even a no-deal Brexit may not be enough to free ourselves from it. How many in government, at any […]
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