This week's newsletter challenges the dominant narrative on the Brexit economic impact. We also...
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Newsletter Saturday, 29th August 2026
As Iceland votes in a knife-edge referendum on applying to the EU, we explore the stark warnings...
Newsletter Saturday, 22nd August 2026
This week Wolfgang Munchau and Yanis Varoufakis deflate the pretensions of Rejoiners, Robert Tombs...
Robert Tombs sets out the Brexit economic benefits the rejoiners overlook: a projected £525bn...
Newsletter Saturday, 1st August 2026
A decade after the referendum, evidence of BBC Brexit bias continues to grow. Meanwhile, pro-Remain...
Newsletter Sunday 26th July 2026
Is the BBC biased? News-watch's forensic study of its ten-part Brexit anniversary series found 95%...
Sunday 19th July 2026 Newsletter
The UK-Switzerland trade deal on services is proof that independence pays: £5.2bn a year in...
Sunday, 12 July 2026 Newsletter
Ann Widdecombe's conservatism was hard-edged, Christian and unafraid of liberal disapproval. After...
Newsletter Sunday, 5th July 2026
Andy Burnham's speech promised 'No. 10 North' and a re-wired Britain, wrapped in the woolly...
Fiscal Savings from not paying EU Budget Contributions
A present-value analysis of the UK's direct Brexit fiscal savings from avoided EU budget...
Newsletter Sunday, 28th June 2026
The week began with the Prime Minister’s resignation: Starmer is set to remain in No. 10 until a...
Newsletter Sunday, 21 June 2026
Get an objective judgement on the UK's post-EU reality. Our review of the essential Brexit facts...
Newsletter Sunday, 14th June 2026
Looking for a data-driven perspective on the UK's departure from the EU? Read our deep dive into...
UK’s growth slowdown not down to Brexit
Critics often blame Brexit for the recent UK growth slowdown, but the data tells a different story...
Newsletter Sunday, 7th June 2026
Mainstream narratives often ignore the truth. Explore our latest commentary exposing UK media bias...
Newsletter Sunday, 31st May 2026
This week's update covers the media fallout from the Makerfield by-election, rising youth...
Newsletter Sunday, 24th May 2026
An analysis of the Makerfield by-election as Andy Burnham and Robert Kenyon clash. The race...
Newsletter Sunday, 17th May 2026
An analysis of the King’s Speech European Partnership Bill and its push for dynamic alignment with...
Newsletter Sunday, 10th May 2026
Dear Subscribers, It would not be an exaggeration to say that this week’s local elections denote a...
Newsletter Sunday, 3rd May 2026
With local election defeats looming, Keir Starmer’s authority is crumbling. From Wes Streeting’s MP...
Newsletter Sunday, 26th April 2026
Starmer's Labour is quietly building the case for EU realignment. With Reeves signalling Brussels...
Weak UK productivity growth is not due to Brexit
The claim that Brexit caused the UK's productivity slowdown doesn't hold up. The data shows the...
Newsletter Sunday, 19th April 2026
Peter Mandelson failed security vetting before becoming US Ambassador — yet Starmer claims he knew...
Newsletter Sunday, 12 April 2026
Starmer's Chagos bill is dead after Trump withdrew his support -- the 16th policy reversal of this...
The UK’s resilient post-Brexit trade performance
The data doesn't support the collapse narrative. UK post-Brexit trade has grown since the...
Newsletter Sunday, 5th April 2026
Starmer announces an EU summit for June's Brexit anniversary, Miliband approves a North Sea...
Newsletter Sunday, 29th March 2026
This week’s newsletter looks at Starmer’s faltering response to the Iran war, Britain’s defence...
What the Trade Figures Tell Us – The Windsor Framework is...
The Windsor Framework agreement with the EU on the economy of Northern Ireland says that if...
Newsletter Sunday, 15 March 2026
The hereditary peers removal from the House of Lords ends a centuries-old constitutional tradition...
Newsletter Sunday, 8 March 2026
Starmer Iran response to Middle East conflict has exposed divisions inside the UK government...
The EU single market: where the magic doesn’t happen
The EU single market is often described as vital to UK growth. But export data shows UK trade with...
Newsletter 21/02/25
Starmer’s U-turn on local elections, mounting pressure over Chagos and the emergence of Reform...
Newsletter 15/02/25
Dear Subscribers, The Mandelson scandal placed Starmer’s premiership in its most precarious...
Newletter 08/02/26
The Epstein files have plunged Labour into crisis. This newsletter examines Mandelson’s fall...
Newsletter 01/02/26
Defections to Reform, the Gorton and Denton by-election, and Keir Starmer’s China visit reveal deep...
Newsletter 25/01/26
An essential briefing on the shifting tides of British politics: Andrew Rosindell defects to...
Newsletter 18/01/26
The Jenrick defection to Reform is analysed in the context of Conservative decline, leadership...
Newsletter 11/01/26
This newsletter examines Keir Starmer’s push for dynamic alignment with the EU, its impact on...
Newsletter 21/12/25
This newsletter examines reversing Brexit under the Starmer government, from rejoining Erasmus and...
Newsletter 14/12/2025
This newsletter examines the renewed push to rejoin the Customs Union, the assumptions driving...
Newsletter 7 December
This edition explores the growing UK economic crisis 2025, including Reeves’ disputed Budget...
Newsletter 30/11/25
A turbulent week in Westminster saw the Reeves autumn budget leak ignite fury across the Commons...
Newsletter 22/11/25
On Thursday, the Covid Inquiry released its second report, describing the shortcomings of the...
There is no evidence that Brexit has damaged UK productivity...
This analysis shows no evidence that Brexit harmed UK productivity. Trends since 2016 match post...
Newsletter 16/11/25
This week’s newsletter covers the BBC crisis over doctored footage, Labour leader Starmer's...
Newsletter 09/22/25
Last Saturday evening it was emerging that there had been a stabbing massacre on a train travelling...
Newsletter 02/11/25 – UK Political Crisis 2025
From Rachel Reeves’ rental scandal and Farage’s ECHR withdrawal motion to renewed Royal Family...
Newsletter 26/10/25
On Friday, Labour lost its Senedd seat of Caerphilly to Plaid Cymru in a by-election. Caerphilly...
Newsletter 19/10/25
The biggest story of the week has been the Chinese infiltration of Whitehall in recent years. In an...
The UK’s fiscal ‘doom loop’
The UK has entered a fiscal ‘doom loop’. Excessive spending has widened the budget deficit and...