Would Obama please butt out of Brexit debate?
Given Obama's hopeless foreign policy, you'd have thought he'd stay out of the Brexit debate. But no. He's lecturing Britain on staying in. Fine. Every time he opens his mouth he creates thousands more Brexiteers.
- 23 March 2016
Cameron's indelicate balancing act with eurosceptics
The EU Remain crowd spouts more bizarre, scaremongering, rhetoric. Meanwhile David Cameron has a gargantuan task in keeping his party united around him. He needs to play fair with the eurosceptics
- 21 March 2016
Obama on foreign policy debacle: Don't blame me
Forget Donald Trump's divisive rhetoric on the campaign trail. What about Barack Obama's disgraceful attacks on Britain and France to try and conceal the disaster that his been his own foreign policy?
- 15 March 2016
Cameron’s EU deal is legal piffle
Cameron is running scared of the European Court overruling his deal. He’s running scared of the European Parliament voting his deal down. And he’s running scared of a public outcry when people realise just how inconsequential his renegotiation deal really is. Let's get Britain out
- 11 March 2016
The Donald trumped by Old Molly
Donald Trump is not only making waves in the United States. His bullying behaviour in Scotland has got a lot of people excited too. If he becomes president, he shouldn't expect much applause from the Scots
- 10 March 2016
International Women's Day: We can Brexit
Today’s celebrations are about the achievements of women all over the world. In many cases, these liberties and successes have been hard fought against incredible odds. Our next big challenge is to get Britain building a brighter, global future. With one voice it’s time to say “We can Brexit!”
- 8 March 2016
The EU: It’s not ‘us’
The scaremongerers are wrong to say Britain will be harmed financially if we quit the EU. But even if they were right, it would still be best for us to leave. The European Union is totally at odds with our identity and history. Next stop, Brexit please
- 7 March 2016
What has been the most damaging EU policy so far?
John Redwood MP outlines a list of the 5 most damaging policies of the European Union. Do you agree with him? Can you think of any additional items?
- 4 March 2016
Intellectual poverty and ineptness of Iran's "reformists"
Don't be fooled by naive and politically correct reporting on Iran from the West. The so called "moderates" include murderers and paedophiles. The media should be ashamed of itself
- 2 March 2016
Don’t be spooked by Remain Campaign’s EU scare stories
The desperation and horror stories currently being peddled by the Remain campaign will only make the case for Brexit stronger. Britain is a proud nation that is ready to stand on its own two feet by rejecting the political experiment that is the EU
- 28 February 2016
Budget: Chancellor urged to back 3D printing, cybersecurity and FinTech
Technology experts from Intel Security and Proto Labs call on George Osborne to accelerate the UK digital economy through investment in cybersecurity, big data technologies and 3D printing
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Elliott Johnson’s mum in tears as Tatler Tory’s henchman gatecrashes inquest
Andre Walker, who acted as an enforcer to Tatler Tory Mark Clarke has arrived in court for a hearing into the suicide of 21 year old Elliott Johnson. Walker is attending the pre-inquest hearing against the wishes of the parents
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Cabinet star Priti Patel attends Vote Leave Brexit rally in London
Vote Leave gets a boost with support from Justice Secretary Michael Gove and Employment Minister Priti Patel who have visited the campaign's London HQ for a major telecanvassing session
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WATCH: George Galloway’s appearance at Brexit rally sparks fury
Jewish members of the audience leave the building after Grassroots Out campaign unveils George Galloway as the guest speaker
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Tributes paid to Conservative activist George Askew
George Askew, a Tory Councillor in Lancaster has died, his family have announced. Online tributes pour in for popular politician and key figure in the Vote Leave campaign
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Coroner announces Elliott Johnson inquest date as Tatler Tory bullying scandal widens
Bedfordshire and Luton Coroner Service announce a pre-inquest review into the suicide of Elliott Johnson, the young Tory who committed suicide after claiming he was bullied by Conservative Party activists
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British tech startups victorious in Get in The Ring Western Europe finals
Leading tech firms have secured places in the Get In The Ring global finals
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Italy calls foul on the EU
Storm clouds are gathering over Italy, and others, again, as the European project exacerbates enduring problems. There's trouble coming, and the Eurosceptic heat is rising from below
- 26 February 2016
Getting the U.S. presidential race wrong
The one thing we can say for certain about the US elections is that no-one knows anything any more, except, perhaps, that Hillary is destined to fail one way or another
- 25 February 2016
Bravo Boris Johnson and Michael Gove on Brexit
While the remain campaign is mired in shallowness, in Michael Gove and Boris Johnson two heavyweights of British politics have put their considerable muscle behind the camapign to save our democracy and leave the EU. Bravo, says John Redwood MP
- 23 February 2016We have winning ingredients for The Great British Brexit
The Prime Minister has returned from Brussels with a half-baked deal which underlines the case for Britain taking control and leaving the European Union. But that can only happen with the full backing of maverick Cabinet members, think tanks and a united grassroots movement, says Clare George-Hilley
- 21 February 2016
Obama and the diplomacy of appeasement with Iran
New details have emerged out of Iran of the sheer depths to which the Obama administration was prepared to sink in order to secure the nuclear deal. Obama's diplomacy of appeasement takes one's breath away
- 18 February 2016


