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The Telegraph, May 3, Barnabas Reynolds In all the maelstrom of debate about the future of global financial services in light of Brexit, one …

Briefings for Britain, 26 April, Catherine McBride A trade deal between Australia and the UK should be the easiest negotiation in the …

The Telegraph, 17 April, Matt Ridley On the four corners of the Albert Memorial, a lavish banquet of Victorian Gothic architecture, and beneath …

The Telegraph, 17 April, Barnabas Reynolds The UK’s vaccines are not the only victims of the EU’s approach to British successes. The …

17 April, The Spectator, Matt Ridley In search of wisdom about how an officious government reluctantly relaxes its grip after an emergency, …

16 April, The Telegraph, Robert Tombs Those of us who associated Prince Philip with a life of pomp, deference, polo and palaces …

16 April, The Telegraph, Iain Duncan Smith In 2017, when Chris Heaton-Harris, then a Government whip, wrote to universities with an anodyne …

15 April, Politeia, Bob Lyddon The European Central Bank has responded to the to the pandemic through another programme of bond buying. …

15 April, Briefings for Britain, Catherine McBride Everyone can surely now see that putting a border down the Irish sea and breaking …

The Wall Street Journal, April 9, Lord Trimble The nationalist Catholic politician John Hume and I completed what became known as the …