Rampant sexism in EU institutions
Women employed in EU institutions are paid an average of £12,792 a year less than their male colleagues
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Grant Shapps’ TTIP delusions
The Conservative Party chairman has made his claims based on half truths and assumptions
Comment: How Syriza became the most radical force in European politics
With Syriza’s victory in Greece many on the left are asking how a party which seven years ago received 4 per cent of the vote was able to become a radical force in Europe
Just how close are we to Brexit?
David Cameron can have a united Conservative Party or he can keep Britain in the EU. He will struggle to have both.
Welsh voters reject idea of national veto in EU referendum
Welsh voters reject the stance taken by Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.
The EU CAP damages developing economies – and ours
We are still paying £11.3 billion a year to be part of a club which cuts the disposable income of the neediest in our society.
The St George’s Cross has become an emblem of the working class
Like a vote for Ukip, to fly the St George’s Cross is as much to declare one’s antipathy to the liberal, metropolitan well-to-do middle-classes as it is a protest against the EU.
EU rejects Osborne’s bank bonus cap challenge
The UK government’s challenge to the European Union’s cap on bankers’ bonuses has been throw out by the advocate general.
Five myths about public attitudes towards immigration
British Future’s report shows how the fear of being stereotyped stops the moderate majority from communicating their ideas.
EU court rules against UK government on air pollution
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has today ruled that the UK government must take urgent action over its failure to tackle air pollution.