Author - Briefings For Britain

Exciting news this week, as Britain approved the Pfizer vaccine – becoming the first Western...

Project Fear 3.0 (or is that too low a number?) continues to ramp up the scare stories in these...

Cheery news this week, as the UK and Canada have agreed a post-Brexit trade deal, rolling over the...

The news from Westminster this weekend looks rather a lot like the breakdown of a gossipy year 9...

It should have been a week in which we gathered for firework displays and Remembrance services.

A spooky sense of déjà vu arrived with Halloween this week, as Boris Johnson called another solemn...

After much huffing and puffing, Michel Barnier was back in Britain to continue talks on Thursday

Somewhere, a lady with a Covid-risk BMI is warming up her vocal cords. It’s the final Brexit...

Michel Barnier’s favourite phrase – ‘the clock is ticking’ – is finally becoming more than a...

The world waits for reports of President Trump’s health, as the US election swiftly veered from...

The Trade talks between the EU and UK are said to be progressing better than before, with a new...

This week saw a small string of resignations over the International Markets Bill, although the...

This week the government worried about a second wave of Covid-19, while the media continued to...

This week everyone continues to gear up for a final negotiating push. All eyes are focussed on the...

Of course, the one bank holiday which fell outside of lockdown would have the worst weather.

Britain remembered seventy-five years since Victory in Japan this weekend. Alas, hopes that the...

As if it hasn’t been hot enough across Britain this week, the diehard Remainers continue to pump...

It’s not quite a second wave, but we have seen a few new Covid ripples across the country this week...

Sir Ian Botham continues to fight the good fight for global Britain this week, as Britain and the...

It’s one year since Boris Johnson came to power. And what a year.

The swimming pools have reopened and no chlorine-related deaths reported as yet.

Risks to Brexit this week include the entire population of England having been at the pub since 6am...

The 4th July approaches, and it won’t just be Americans celebrating Independence Day this year

Boris Johnson likes his Brexit breakthroughs to come with a bilateral love-in.

It was a week for thinking about Britain’s chequered past. There was some thoughtful...

All eyes are on the US this week, following the killing of George Floyd and widespread protests...

This week people across the country will be reunited with friends and family for the first time...

The last few months have been so full of unexpected turns that we have almost grown used to them...

Our (very slightly loosened) lockdown continues and Covid-19 is still the biggest story in town...

It’s not the VE Day we would have wanted, but it will have to do. Bunting still abounded, Vera Lynn...