For those in want of some holiday reading, CIB Chairman Edward Spalton reflects on Daphne du Maurier’s 1972 novel Rule Britannia. Did the ideas it contained shape British thinking on the EEC and its subsequent incarnations? A longer version of […]
Christopher Booker has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 81 at home in Somerset, surrounded by his close family. Many of us who started to take an interest in the political world in the early Sixties were influenced […]
We continue to look back at some of the messages from this year’s CIB Annual Rally. Assuming Brexit is eventually delivered (a big ‘if’!), a key issue for Brexiteers will be how to ensure our sovereignty is never again surrendered […]
Robert Langley, a Politics student at King’s College, London, founded the grassroots campaign group Students For Brexit just one month ago. Here he describes the huge support the campaign has received in universities up and down the country, and why […]
In a surprising answer to a written question from the independent Labour Peer, Lord Stoddart of Swindon, the Government has rhapsodised about the future of key aspects of the development of the EU under the Romanian Presidency. Has the government […]
Torquil Dick-Erikson explains the threats to civil liberties in the draft Withdrawal Agreement. This article draws on a report that Mr Dick-Erikson has recently authored for our affiliate member The Bruges Group, which can be viewed on their website here. […]
