Former Brexit minister, who famously said there “would be no Brexit downsides”, admits benefits espoused by the Leave campaign have yet to materialise and Ireland will take years to recover from the protocol crisis.
Parts of the press seem intent on discrediting all opponents of what is described as a ‘monstrous’ deal to ‘offload’ asylum seekers in Rwanda.
‘It feels like we are taking part in human trafficking.’
Tories descend further into chaos in tense protocol talks.
‘It is unwise to write such a vague and superficial article on a key matter of government policy,’ wrote one reader.
The corporate interests which fund conservative think tanks in the US see Brexit as a lucrative business opportunity.
Warnings have been made that ‘no honourable country should act unilaterally’ by breaking an international agreement.
Conservative and Leave voters back the far-right candidate, who vows to ban Muslim headscarves from public spaces, and promises a referendum on immigration to create a “France for the French.”
The hard-line Brexiteer’s latest Brexit grievance is aimed at ‘unreconciled Remainers’ who are, allegedly, regrouping.
The former Brexit minister didn’t take criticism of his comments well, accusing commentators of ‘careless reporting’ and having not read the speech first.
