This piece was originally published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy. You can find it here. Canadian economist Mark Carney is stepping down as the Governor of the Bank of England and will be replaced by Andrew Bailey on March 16, 2020. Anybody actively involved in the Brexit debate, Continue Reading
This article was originally published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy. You can find it here. Brexit uncertainty is no more, following the election of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom with the largest Conservative majority since 1987. Johnson’s Withdrawal Agreement will be passed in the Continue Reading
This piece was originally published by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy. You can find it here. Britain is going to the polls on December 12th for its third general election in four years. After a long struggle in Parliament for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to get MPs to support a Continue Reading
We now have less than a month until we leave the European Union, and there are multiple votes in the Commons still left to go. Here’s what to expect. On the 12th March (or before), the Prime Minister will give Parliament a Meaningful Vote on her Withdrawal Agreement. Should Parliament Continue Reading
Jeremy Corbyn was in Brussels today. I’m not sure exactly who this guy thinks he is, but no matter how useless the Prime Minister might have been throughout this negotiation process, it is absolutely not the role of the leader of the opposition to be meeting EU leaders to discuss Continue Reading
Amber Rudd has only been back in the Cabinet a matter of days, and she’s already reminding us why we didn’t like her. The new Work and Pensions Secretary undermined the Prime Minister ay, suggesting that Parliament wouldn’t allow a No Deal Brexit to happen, and that a second referendum Continue Reading
Jeremy Corbyn asked Theresa May today whether the role of Brexit Secretary had become ceremonial at this point – and I see his point. The Prime Minister went to Brussels today to continue talks with Michel Barnier and EU officials. The Prime Minister met for two hours in Brussels, where Continue Reading
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