Project Fear will not give up, and knows no shame
by John Redwood MP
Michael Gove: from Brexit hero to political clown
by Dr Jon Stanley
Italy shows May how to stand up to Brussels
by Tim Hedges
Brexit will mean both independence and prosperity
by John Redwood MP

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Italy's fight with EU bullies is part of Euro disaster story

The logic of EU federalist insanity continues to play its part in the downfall of European democracy. Italy's ugly fight with Brussels bullies over the budget is just the latest chapter. Thank goodness for Brexit!
by Tim Hedges - 31 October 2018
Enough is enough: The case against Theresa May

The last time the Tory Party was this divided was in 1846 when the Peel administration pushed through the repeal of the Corn Laws and was swept out of office by a backbench rebellion. Leading that rebellion was a relative newcomer to the Conservative benches in the House of Commons, one Benjamin Disraeli, argues Patrick Sullivan
by Patrick Sullivan - 27 October 2018
History shows caving in to EU brings down Tory PMs

Tory prime ministers taking disastrous advice on policy towards the EU from the CBI, and basing decisions on flat out wrong predictions from the Bank of England and the Treasury, have sealed their own downfall. Theresa May should learn the lessons of history, and show some backbone against the bullies in Brussels
by John Redwood MP - 25 October 2018

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Bungling Brexit or leading the Commonwealth?

The Commonwealth is home to 2.4 billion people on 5 continents around the world. Member countries range from India to Canada to the Seychelles and the Bahamas. In terms of population size, GDP growth, and diversity of people and geography, the EU does not come close. If Theresa May can find the vision, we can lead the Commonwealth. The risk is, she's just going to bungle it
by Jayne Adye - 19 October 2018
The People’s Vote: Labour's October Surprise?

Pressure is mounting on Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour leadership to embrace a People's Vote; if they do it would be a game changer, argues political expert Patrick Sullivan
by Patrick Sullivan - 17 October 2018
Italy's migration dilemma

It must be realised that Italy is not the UK or Germany which have had migration since the 1960s. In Italy’s case the problem has been emigration, and mass immigration is quite new to them. Between political correctness and plummeting birth rates, quite a debate is raging
by Tim Hedges - 17 October 2018
May's Brexit misjudgements damage the UK

Theresa May makes three key mistakes about Britain and Brexit: She accepts the Sinn Fein analysis of the border issue, she ignores the views of the English, and she all but grovels to the SNP in Scotland. She is a democratically elected leader of the Union and she needs to start acting like one to deliver the Brexit we voted for
by John Redwood MP - 15 October 2018
Budgeting for populism amid EU hypocrisy

Brussels, you may recall, already vetoed Italy's first choice as finance minister -- a eurosceptic whose views were regarded as heretical. As the finance minister that Italy had to concede to Brussels calculates this year's budget, the Eurocrats are already up in arms. Does national democracy count for nothing?
by Tim Hedges - 5 October 2018
A new vision for British Conservatism

The Conservative Party needs to run with Brexit and use all its advantages to build a new vision for Conservatism, and, with that, a new vision for a modernised and more prosperous Britain, says John Redwood MP
by John Redwood MP - 2 October 2018
Tory Party conference is now for the corporations, not its constitutents

This week Brexit Advance, an alternative to Tory conference, is taking place against the back drop of increasing unrest amongst rank and file Conservatives with the unpopular Chequers deal being pushed by the Prime Minister. Conference organisers have said that the aim of the conference is to make the Case for Conservatism, which the current leadership of the Conservative Party is losing sight of, argues Patrick Sullivan, CEO of Parliament Street
by Patrick Sullivan - 1 October 2018

Hack Attack! Cyber attacks on social media up 14% in one year

UK police forces are under increasing pressure to launch criminal investigations into incidents of social media and computer hacking, according to a new report from the Parliament Street think tank. Industry must work with academia to tackle the problem says Institute of Coding chief
Graduate salaries rise, but doubts remain over the gender pay gap

New research reveals salary conditions of new graduates but doubts remain over pay for women
Loughborough Uni boosts financial performance with MHR Analytics

Leading higher education facility calls in MHR Analytics to overhaul financial planning, boost data capacities and improve operations costs
Deutsche Bank shares slide to a record low as bank is drawn into the Danske scandal

Shares of Deutsche Bank drop to record lows after the bank confirmed to Reuters it was involved in processing payments worth $150 billion for scandal-ridden Danske Bank
Money guru Martin Lewis funds financial education textbook for schools

Financial wizard Martin Lewis announces new Your Money Matters education textbook will be sent to 3,400 schools across the country, to help teachers and pupils get to grips with the crucial new subject. Lewis funded the intiative himself to the tune of £325,000
Parliament Street to host Artificial Intelligence Debate

Parliament Street think tank to host major debate on the impact of robots and artificial intelligence on the workforce, businesses and the wider economy
Tech PR Agency London: Centropy PR

The public relations industry is booming, with many businesses searching for techology PR and fintech PR companies in London to support communications, customer activity and business growth. We explore Centropy PR, the technology and fintech specialist agency based in Shoreditch, London