Welsh dependence on the European Union has come to an end. Now is the time to boost the whole UK economy via tax cuts, deregulation and by capitalising on new international markets.
Lockdowns and stockpiling can only explain part of the slump.
Cultural Marxists are policing our thoughts. It’s time for wokery to be buried once and for all.
Charles Ritchie, a Canadian diplomat, met the novelist Elizabeth Bowen in London in February 1941. He commented that he had “expected someone more Irish”. Given
This is an article which might help those who have never understood why people voted for Brexit. I use the example of the respective performances
Constitutionally independent, no longer subject to EU law and the European Court of Justice, the UK has reclaimed its ‘sovereignty’. The Prime Minister says he
What are we going to do about Northern Ireland? The province, which this year marks 100 years of existence as a separate entity, is slowly
Some of my best friends were fervent Remainers. Some of the country’s greatest minds and incisive commentators strongly opposed Brexit. I continue to respect their
It is symptomatic of today’s spun politics, aggravated by groupthink in media reporting, that the Brexit trade agreement is chiefly garnering praise for being the
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