Category - Brexit options & no-deal
The EU/UK Trade Deal: Boris Achieves the “Impossible”
For the last time – an EU trade deal isn’t worth it for the UK
What a bad EU deal would look like – a primer for Brexiteers
The Internal Market Bill and International Law
Will the Remainer Undead ever give up?
The UK Pot calls itself jet black, while the Kettle goes Brussels-free
Boris must bring down the curtain on this farce now
Brexiteers beware – a bad deal is still a real risk
Lying by omission, propaganda versus choice in food trade
Brexiteers be alert for a ‘Chequers Mk.2’ deal
Frost Vs Barnier: The battle for the blame narrative
UK-EU trade talks: a view from Japan
This flawed deal is a tolerable price to pay for our freedom
Why I Cannot Support Boris’s Deal
Unreasonable Pressures on the DUP
The Transition Period. A Bad Idea
HMG Reasonable Worst Case Planning Assumptions
The Defence Threat from Hidden EU Deals
Sovereign Equality and Reciprocity: the only acceptable basis for UK-EU relations
It’s time the EU stopped playing hardball and agreed on a basic free trade deal
A “No Deal” Brexit: the First Step to a Good Deal
Why the obsession for a Brexit deal?
Support for No Deal is Compatible with International Law
The Proposal of A Temporary WTO Agreement Can Reshape the Brexit Debate
Brexit and the World Trade Organization
MP’s Fears About the Economic Impact of ‘No Deal’ Make No Sense
EU Co-operation is a given in a free-trade process
Avoiding the trap of the Withdrawal Agreement – the way ahead for a new Prime Minister
A Clean Managed Brexit
The EU will reopen the Withdrawal Agreement
Not listening to ‘no deal’: one clever politician and three bad arguments
May’s WA, the monster that must be destroyed
Forget the Withdrawal Agreement: We Need a Fair Free Trade Deal
No Deal is in Sight
Little to Fear from No Deal
The EU is terrified of a WTO Brexit – the UK should seize its chance to force a good deal
Why a Customs Union Remains a Terrible Idea
UK to EU: Reopen the Withdrawal Agreement!
Former Bank of England Governor backs No Deal
The Withdrawal Agreement is a one-way ticket back into the EU
May’s deal is not Brexit, and neither is ‘Common market 2.0’ – they both mean economic serfdom
A WTO-based Brexit could yield the UK £80 billion per year
The UK is ready for a WTO Brexit
The Withdrawal Agreement is an EU Trap
There’s no such thing as ‘No Deal’: a WTO Brexit is the only rational choice
The Political Declaration: a plan for subordination
Can we ever get a good Brexit deal?
No Deal is A Gentle Slope Not a Cliff-Edge
Ignore the nay-sayers – here’s why we’re still on course for a clean Brexit on 29th March
Pulling the Wool. The PM’s Last Gasp
Project Practicality – the WTO Deal
EU Adds Fourth Lock to Withdrawal Agreement
The Political Declaration: a Brief Analysis
The Mystery Surrounding GATT Article XXIV. The Crash-Proof Exit Option
How Awful Are The Backstop Trade Proposals?
The problem with Norway Plus
The Malthouse Compromise
May’s customs union con-tricks
Opponents of a WTO Brexit Ignore the Basic Lesson of Economics
Sliding Smoothly Out of the EU
Now for a Free Trade Deal
The Backstop Will Never End Letter to the Telegraph
What does ‘No Deal’ really mean?
Dangers of the Withdrawal Agreement
The benefits of a WTO deal
May-Barnier Withdrawal Agreement. Not the End of the Story
The May-Barnier Withdrawal Agreement: A Summary
Baroness Ruth Deech voices concerns on May’s Withdrawal Agreement
We need a Clean Brexit, not this mad Withdrawal Agreement
No Deal Is No Nightmare: Facts About EU Trade After Brexit
Brexit: trading without deals
The backstop. It’s problematic for the EU as well as the UK
What Does It Mean to Leave the EU with No Deal?
Chequers and Security – Professor Gwythian Prins
Fourteen Reasons Why a UK-EU Customs Union Remains a Terrible Idea
The EEA Option: “Norway to Canada” Could Be the Way to Go
Chequers White Paper. What has gone wrong and why? By David Blake
Preparing to Exit. An BfB Report on Alternatives to Chequers
