Category - Brexit options & no-deal
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
Brexiteers beware – a bad deal is still a real risk
Frost Vs Barnier: The battle for the blame narrative
UK-EU trade talks: a view from Japan
The Transition Period. A Bad Idea
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
Avoiding the trap of the Withdrawal Agreement – the way ahead for a new Prime Minister
Not listening to ‘no deal’: one clever politician and three bad arguments
Former Bank of England Governor backs No Deal
Can we ever get a good Brexit deal?
Ignore the nay-sayers – here’s why we’re still on course for a clean Brexit on 29th March
Sliding Smoothly Out of the EU
What Does It Mean to Leave the EU with No Deal?
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
Preparing to Exit by Professor Robert Tombs
Looking at Brexit from on top, rather than from underneath
Why the Labour Party should reject a “soft” Brexit
Meaningful votes and the fight for the default option
A No-Deal Brexit. Our Best Hope
