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Brexit is a golden economic opportunity for Wales

Matt Smith | 11th May 2018

If Europhile peers keep obstructing Brexit, they should expect the abolition of the House of Lords

Stephen Mitchell | 10th May 2018

How Brexit warped the minds of otherwise sane economists

Patrick Minford | 10th May 2018

A post-Brexit Irish border without physical infrastructure is fully attainable

Dr Graham Gudgin | 9th May 2018

A mutual recognition agreement in financial services is in both the UK's and EU's best interest

Catherine McBride | 9th May 2018

The Customs Partnership proposal is bad politics, bad policy and a bad plan

Henry Newman | 8th May 2018

House of Lords defeats Government 14 times on the EU Withdrawal Bill at Report Stage - full details

BrexitCentral | 8th May 2018

The local election results should be a wake-up call for Labour to stop obstructing Brexit

Fawzi Ibrahim | 7th May 2018

This Italian businessman will not be saying Arrivederci to London as Brexit approaches

Manuel Alsoni | 7th May 2018

Barnier is alienating Northern Ireland's Unionists with his cynical behaviour on the Irish border

Alexander Redpath | 6th May 2018

The country is behind Brexit and wants Theresa May to get on with delivering it

Richard Patient | 6th May 2018

Theresa May urgently needs to face down the anti-democrats seeking to dilute Brexit

Patrick O'Flynn MEP | 5th May 2018

The latest chicanery and shenanigans of the Remainers and Reversers

Sir Bill Cash MP | 5th May 2018

Don't be disheartened, Brexiteers - here's why we should be confident and upbeat

David Campbell Bannerman MEP | 4th May 2018

The European Court of Justice should not adjudicate Treaty rights in post-Brexit Britain

Gunnar Beck | 4th May 2018

Podcast: Peer pressure: The House of Lords amendment that could thwart Brexit

Darren Grimes | 3rd May 2018

London leads the global battle for financial supremacy - and the right policies can keep it ahead post-Brexit

Gerard Lyons | 3rd May 2018

SMEs have felt first-hand the negative effects of the EU and its Customs Union

Simon Boyd | 2nd May 2018

The post-Brexit opportunities of CANZUK are considerable - and should be especially attractive to young people

Revive the Commonwealth Relations Office as an antidote to the EU

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