Sovereignty

The Telegraph, April 23, Martin Howe Next week, there will be elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly at the same time as…

The UK needs its sovereignty to address the financial risk pumped by the Eurozone into the UK and global financial markets. Sovereignty…

Using Negotiating Leverage to negotiate a Sovereignty-Compliant Exit from the Transition Period.

Bob Lyddon discusses the potential liabilities and costs that the Withdrawal Agreement could force upon the United Kingdom.

John Longworth discusses the need to move on from past frameworks and how the Withdrawal Agreement must not remain in place.

Sammy Wilson explains how the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol need to be stripped away from any future relationship between the EU and UK.

Matthew Patten discusses how the Withdrawal Agreement needs to be replaced due to flaws left over from Theresa May’s negotiations.

Graham Stringer discusses how the sought-after combination of workers’ rights, public services and national sovereignty are seriously at risk through the WA.

Lord Trimble highlights how the Withdrawal Agreement in its current form contravenes the Good Friday Agreement.

Barney Reynolds discusses how the Withdrawal Agreement and Northern Ireland Protocol involve continued EU control over various aspects of UK sovereign decision-making.