The referendum came – and Britain decided to leave But we haven't left yet. So we shall be maintaining this page until Britain has finally expelled the European Union.
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In the last issue, we looked at how workers pay the price of the European Union. In this article, we focus on how the EU has restricted unions’ ability to defend wages and conditions…
Ursula von der Leyen, the outgoing German defence minister, has been appointed the new European Commission President, a choice confirmed after she won the votes of 52 per cent of the members of the European Parliament.
In June 2017 the European Commission issued an official communication and an accompanying staff working document calling for member states to implement restrictions on the right to strike in air traffic control.
Britain stands at a crossroads. Either we leave the European Union on 31 October, or an anti-democratic majority in parliament will find some way to force through their objective of overriding the June 2016 referendum.
Yes, the backstop matters. But the Withdrawal Agreement and its accompanying Political Declaration have the surrender of sovereignty built into every aspect…
Fishermen are furious about a leaked government memo saying it might be unable to enforce our fishing rights once we leave the EU.
Marxists want to live in an independent country for the same reason as everybody else: because no one can be free in a country where the laws are made outside that country.
7 August 2019
Beef farmers in Ireland have held a series of protests calling on their government and the EU for support.
6 August 2019
The Polish government wants graduates to return to Poland. More than half a million have left over the past 20 years. This is part of a wider problem affecting many countries.
British independence: essential for our future
Upstairs, The Britons Protection, 50 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester M1 5LE
Without real independence, Britain will always be at the mercy of the forces of globalisation. Come and discuss. All welcome.
Next steps in Britain’s fight for freedom
Bertrand Russell Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL
This meeting, two weeks before Britain’s latest planned departure from the EU, will be an ideal opportunity to discuss the struggle to come. All welcome.
30 July 2019
There’s optimism about. But Brexit has never been the property of politicians. Nor can it be left to them to implement while the people gaze on from the sidelines.
30 July 2019
The seized bulk carrier Stena Impero is owned by a Swedish company and operated by a crew none of whom are British. So why the British flag?
30 July 2019
Forced to exclude water from its “concessions" Directive, the Commission is set to announce a review this autumn of the effect of excluding water from the internal market.
21 July 2019
Since December 2018 a group of Brexiteers have stood outside Parliament in fair weather and foul, making a very simple point with huge placards: “We voted leave.”
19 July 2019
A fanatical supporter of a United States of Europe and ardent advocate of a European Army has been appointed as the new President of the European Commission.
1 July 2019
Three years have now passed and we still seem to be tied to the shackles of a dying supra-national organisation.
1 July 2019
Switzerland and the European Union have begun open financial war as the EU tries to force the country to sign a new agreement covering all aspects of the country’s relations with the bloc.
It’s become a mantra, endlessly repeated by Remainer unions: “Workers must not pay the price of Brexit.” What price would that be? And how about acknowledging the price of staying in the EU?
Parliament’s failure to act on our vote to leave the EU has sparked democratic activity and debate across the country…
Traction is developing around campaigns to use Brexit to boost employment, wages and conditions among British seafarers.
Britain is in good shape for a No Deal Brexit, according to Mark Sedwill, head of the British civil service.
The latest attempt by would-be Brexit wreckers was defeated in Parliament in June. But the job is not yet done. They will try again. We have to keep the pressure on untrustworthy Westminster politicians of whatever party.
In an atmosphere similar to McCarthyism, a trade union officer has been hounded out of office after expressing support for Brexit.
