The latest deal with the EU gives the UK a number of wins, not only on food exports but will also mean that Brits will no longer have to queue for long periods at EU airports and ports.
No matter how hard Labour tries to demonstrate control over immigration, the right-wing media will keep moving the goalposts, and will almost always favour the headline-grabbing provocateur that is Nigel Farage.
The Economist has called Farage’s economic plans “a disaster”
You might expect that with a UK/India trade deal having been seen as one of the crown jewels of post-EU independence, the pro-Brexit media would be celebrating its arrival after more than three years of negotiations across successive governments.
The article predictably enlists a cast of familiar right-wing voices to make the case for British universities to follow Trump’s lead.
The Daily Mail isn’t happy because Mark Simms mocked Boris Johnson six years ago
Meanwhile, on our side of the pond, the right’s crusade against ‘woke’ culture in the armed forces also hit a setback this week, when ministers scrapped a Tory-initiated review into military ‘wokeism’
The right’s ongoing fixation on the National Trust reared its head again this week.
The gender pay gap between men and women remains at 13%
“It isn’t the thought police if she expressed those thoughts in writing and published that writing on social media.”
