Westminster is the real anachronism, not the European Union
Europe is still being used as a lazy-push-button topic for inflaming passions and sentiments, and little else This week, Westminster politics was even more depressing than usual. Accountable democracy...
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The result of the unholy alliance between Tory Europhobes and Labour will be to increase the cost of the EU My congratulations to Mark Reckless – you couldn’t make up a more splendid name for a...
View ArticlePrime Minister press conference at end of European Council
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View ArticleEuropean Union: time to get aboard | Editorial
Britain ought to be playing a more active role than this self-isolation permits For decades, the European Union was powered by the alliance between Germany and France. Co-operation between two nations...
View ArticleMartin Rowson on David Cameron and the EU – cartoon
Michael Gove and Philip Hammond have said they would vote to leave the European Union in the event of a referendum Martin Rowson Continue reading... The post Martin Rowson on David Cameron and the...
View ArticleEuropean Union: if the ‘outs’ get their way, we’ll end up like Ukraine |...
There will come a point when Britain’s relationship with the EU will change: to rush to the exit now would be a leap in the dark Panic is not a good basis for rational, long-term decision-making. But...
View ArticleCBI chief John Cridland issues warning over European Union exit
Cridland rejects possibility of Norwegian-style deal as Tories show divisions over bill The head of Britain’s most powerful employers’ organisation today issues a blunt warning about the risks of...
View ArticleCBI chief John Cridland issues warning over European Union exit
Cridland rejects possibility of Norwegian-style deal as Tories show divisions over bill The head of Britain’s most powerful employers’ organisation today issues a blunt warning about the risks of...
View ArticleIncoherent EU economic policy won’t deliver a swift recovery
Incoherent EU economic policy won’t deliver a swift recovery Europe’s policymakers have declared austerity dead, and pinned hopes on structural reform. Trouble is, it takes decades to work. Whatever...
View ArticleForeign and Commonwealth Office – The Future of the European Union
Foreign and Commonwealth Office – The Future of the European Union FCO response to FAC report: The future of the European Union. Organisation: Foreign & Commonwealth Office Published: 11 June 2013...
View ArticleAusterity measures push Greek universities to point of collapse
Austerity measures push Greek universities to point of collapse University of Athens faces ‘most serious crisis in its history’ and suspends operations because of cuts, while others follow suit....
View ArticleEuropean commission braces for bitter battle over new chief
European commission braces for bitter battle over new chief Opponents of the new system of choosing the next head of the EU’s executive warn it will lead to deadlock and confrontation. There’s a German...
View ArticleBrussels rejects UK threats to rewrite immigration rules
Brussels rejects UK threats to rewrite immigration rules President of European parliament says UK has ‘no chance of curbing basic principle of free movement’. Brussels has stepped up its fightback...
View ArticleExempt most British firms from EU rules says Eurosceptic business group
Exempt most British firms from EU rules says Eurosceptic business group Business for Britain says only 5% trade with European Union but critics of proposal say two-tier system would be ‘laughable’. A...
View ArticleAlex Salmond insists independent Scotland would remain in EU
Alex Salmond insists independent Scotland would remain in EU Scottish first minister says it would be absurd for secessionist Scotland to re-apply to join European Union Alex Salmond has put himself on...
View ArticleDavid Cameron accused of ‘blackmail’ over European Union power struggle
David Cameron accused of ‘blackmail’ over European Union power struggle Prime minister reportedly claimed the UK may leave the EU if Jean-Claude Juncker became European commission president. David...
View ArticlePresidency of the European Commission – article by David Cameron
Presidency of the European Commission – article by David Cameron For many European citizens the most interesting issue right now is who will win the World Cup. Only a small minority will be following...
View ArticleGeneral Election 2015 – Prime Minister’s Speech
General Election 2015 – Prime Minister’s Speech Following the results of the 2015 general election, the Prime Minister David Cameron made a speech outside Downing Street. Election 2015: Prime...
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