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The Top 10 stories in Tech for Wednesday 15th January.
- 15 January 2020
Brexit cyber threat: MPs attacked with 2 million scam emails every month
Cyber research reveals that Members of the House of Commons and House of Lords are being hit with around 20m email attacks every year, including spam, phishing and malware
- 2 September 2019
Brexit Britain braced to lead next Industrial Revolution
The technological, digitally driven, revolution represents an epochal change in how we live and work. Brexit gives us the flexibility to embrace and profit from this far better than if we were to remain shackled to the outdated rust bucket that is the European Union
- 1 March 2019
Proportional representation flatters to deceive
Proportional representation is a seductive alternative to the pitfalls of first past the post. But PR's flaws probably outweigh its benefits, as the cases of Germany and Italy can illustrate
- 28 February 2019
A WTO Brexit is Britain's best bet
A so called "no-deal" Brexit is in fact a misnomer. Leaving the EU on WTO terms is by far the best way for Britain to re-emerge as a power house in international trade. Let's get Britain out, and let's just do it
- 25 February 2019
Mainstream Media Biased Against Brexiteers
Elizabeth Anderson exposes, the offensive and untrue stereotypes, the mainstream media pushs out to their audience, about those who believe in Brexit.
- 17 February 2019
Brexit, climate change, and Project Fear
Project Fear knows no shame, and cares little whether its claims about Brexit are bogus. Their scaremongering over climate change policy is yet another desperate campaign of dishonesty
- 15 February 2019
EU heads deeper into crisis over Italy and France
In a certain sense Brexit was never the real issue for the European Union. The real issue is that it is a failing superstate, mired in hypocrisy and self-delusion
- 12 February 2019
The Treasury is the real threat to Brexit
Chancellor Philip Hammond is playing a murky game, underming the chances of a real and true Brexit from Number 11 Downing Street. The false prophets of Project Fear need to be rebuffed. Kick Hammond out, and get Brexit accomplished without delay
- 7 February 2019
While the Brexit debate rumbles, Europe tumbles
So much attention has been devoted to the machinations in Westminster that it is easy to lose sight of the mass chaos engulfing Europe. Everywhere you look you see a continent engulfed in problems. Brexit cannot come too soon
- 1 February 2019
Poland breaks ranks, others to follow, as EU faces growing Italy crisis
While Barnier and Juncker present united front against re-opening Brexit deal, Poland hints at potential for compromise. Meanwhile, Italy slips into recession highlighting Brussels need to avert messy UK exit
- 31 January 2019
How Theresa May can get her way with Brussels
Theresa May can win the day, but she'll have to be tough. She should openly threaten three things if Brussels won't now sign a meaningful guarantee on the backstop: 1) An end to the UK's Article 5 NATO commitments to hostile EU nations; 2) Divide and rule with EU nations on visas; 3) Make trouble for Brussels with the Americans. Do this Mrs. May, and you'll get your way
- 30 January 2019
UK employment data confounds Project Fear projections yet again
The record high employment figures represent another in a series of blows to the credibility of anti-Brexit establishment "analysts" in outlets and institutions such as the Financial Times, the Bank of England and the Treasury, who issued warnings of economic slump and mass joblessness should Britain opt to leave the European Union
- 29 January 2019
Europe's house of cards shudders ahead of elections
Germany's economy is slowing sharply, Italy may already be in recession, populists are about to surge at the European elections. There's chaos in Britain to be sure, but the whole European house of cards is slowly but surely falling down
- 28 January 2019
Liam Fox warns of chaos in European Parliament from postponement of Brexit
Should Britain's departure from the EU be postponed, Britain would end up participating in the European Parliamentary elections. Nigel Farage and anti-establishment figures would have a field day. Does Brussels really want that?
- 24 January 2019
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