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THERE’S NOTHING FERTILE ABOUT BURNHAM’S SUPINE LOYALTY TO THE EU
"Sadly, Andy Burnham would rather accept EU laws and taxes than let our economy and agriculture be fertile."
Writes Catherine McBride for Global Britain
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Our Advisory Council member @johnredwood has written for Conservative Home on why he voted for Brexit on both economic and political grounds.
Reposted here with permission... 👇
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What Britain can learn from Giorgia Meloni's successes, failures and unfinished revolution
"British politicians and commentators are right to study Meloni, provided the failures are studied as closely as the successes." writes @bepipezzulli
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HOW THE EU RESET FAILS BURNHAM'S ‘MAKERFIELD TEST’
Stuart Coster asks:
"Given the EU reset is such a glaringly inept deal, one that certainly fails his ‘Makerfield Test’, why is Andy Burnham allowing himself to be railroaded into clinging to it?"
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IF DEVOLUTION IS THE ANSWER WHY HAS IT NOT SAVED THE UK’S WORLD CLASS OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY?
"Economic demise was not because of centralised Whitehall bureaucracy or Westminster political failure but because of group think that eliminated real debate."
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We can do this all day.
Whether it is Survation, Ipsos, Opinium, YouGov, Whitestone, BMG, Omnisis and many others.
All the polls show that, when confronted with the reality of EU membership, Brits *still* want to stay out of the EU.
Brexit at ten: Britain didn't fail – its political class did "The tragedy of Brexit is not that Britain left the EU. It is that successive governments lacked the nerve, imagination and discipline to use the freedoms Brexit restored", writes Linda Holt
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Brexit at ten: Britain didn't fail – its political class did
"The tragedy of Brexit is not that Britain left the EU. It is that successive governments lacked the nerve, imagination and discipline to use the freedoms Brexit restored", writes Linda Holt
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THE END OF THE JURY?
"English liberty did not emerge from trust in efficient government. It emerged from distrust of power. The jury remains one of the last institutional expressions of that distrust" – explains @bepipezzulli on the Global Britain blog
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The Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee has recommended against the Right to Recovery Bill despite the Parliament’s own consultation showing that almost 80 per cent of respondents supported it.
We always knew this would be an uphill fight. But let’s be clear: if MSPs are serious about rights, then they should back enforceable rights. Not vague aspirations. Not hollow promises. Rights that people can actually use.
If they are so confident in the system they champion, then let them put their money where their mouth is: mandate those rights in law, or at the very least embed them in binding guidance. Otherwise, it is smoke and mirrors.
The truth is, this Bill was never going to pass through committee. The make-up of that committee, and the witnesses chosen, predetermined the outcome. But the fight was always about exposing that reality and keeping the pressure on for genuine, accessible rights to recovery.
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BRACE FOR IMPACT – THE SORRY STATE OF THE UK’S PUBLIC FINANCES
“Spending has erupted in recent years with no obvious benefit in NHS outcomes, tanks in the field or even effective policing. This is a doom loop of despair” writes our director Ewen Stewart
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BREXIT DAY BENEFIT BONANZA
The UK banned testing cosmetics on animals in 1996, but EU laws introduced in 2006 made it *mandatory* to test new cosmetic ingredients on animals - despite contradictory EU laws banning it as well. Brexit allowed the UK to fix the conflicting laws.
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HAPPY BREXIT DAY
On 23rd June, 9 years ago ,the British people came out in their droves to take back control of their country from a distant, belligerent, bureaucratic and idiotic European Union.
From 8am I'll be posting a Brexit benefit every hour.
Thanks Brexit!
How globally unaccountable activist NGOs ruined the trust given towards charities
"Be it Blair through to Sunak, our leaders have not challenged the influence of taxpayer funded activist NGOs. It must be a job for the next government" Writes @theBluetrot
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My latest article for @TheCriticMag on the unequal and unnecessary EU-UK Youth mobility scheme. #NotWhatItSeems
Freedom of movement for EU youth would threaten our security for no obvious gain, argues @TheBluetrot
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COP29 – An extravagant example of peace-washing
“The “COP of Peace” became a COP of deception and will have only hardened Azerbaijan’s reputation as a country beyond the pale” writes Brian Monteith
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Without pilots Mr Healey, there is no RAF
“The immediate problem Mr Healey must fix is the RAF’s haemorrhage of trained personnel, and clear the logjam in pilot training. Without that, there will be no RAF” writes Patrick Benham-Crosswell.
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Our country's defences require action now, not twelve months away
“Mr Healey knew he would likely be Defence Secretary after 3 years shadowing the role. He knows what the major problems are. When is he going to act on them?” asks Patrick Benham-Crosswell bit.ly/48CHc1C
Labour lied to farmers and will reap what it has sown
"Asked whether Labour intended to get rid of agricultural relief from inheritance tax, Steve Reed, shadow environment secretary, said: “We have no intention of changing APR.” writes Brian Monteith
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