ERG
The indefatigable Bill Cash
Sir Bill Cash has achieved his political life’s ambition of restoring British sovereignty – did he ever think it would happen and is it ‘case closed’?
Who really got Brexit done?
British sovereignty has been restored – thanks to ERG obstinacy and Keir Starmer’s epic miscalculation
The completion of a revolution
A brief history of how the ERG got Britain to the point it left the EU
ERG ‘star chamber’ concludes that the Agreement restores British sovereignty
Boris Johnson’s deal has succeeded where Theresa May’s deal failed to convince the ERG’s spartans
Are Brexiteer MPs happy?
Somebody is being played for a fool and the ERG are starting to think it isn’t Brussels
No Finance Bill bad news for Brexiteers
Without a Finance Bill, the UK has ever decreasing options to avoid implementing the EU Withdrawal Agreement
Decision time for the ERG
It may already be too late for backbench Brexiteers to cry “betrayal”
No deal Brexit? What about the deal that is already signed?
The government’s commitment to the Withdrawal Agreement compromises a clean break Brexit
Nothing has changed
Read the small print on Boris’s “no deal” speech and you’ll realise we’ve been here before
Ripping up the Withdrawal Agreement?
Brexiteers aren’t all convinced the legislation will achieve what’s promised
Trump’s exaggerations don’t justify censorship
Both Trump and the media have misrepresented election irregularities
John Longworth: My role in Brexit
…and why I broke away from Nigel Farage
10 reasons why a second lockdown is a terrible idea
The Government did not have a good reason when the first lockdown was imposed and it doesn’t have a good reason today
Piers and the gospel of gammon
The last thing I need is some repugnant gammon scumbag like Morgan polluting the world with his moronic boomer ideas
The talented (if very odd) Patricia Highsmith
On the 100th anniversary of her birth, Highsmith remains one of the great uncompromising writers of the last century
The meek inherit nothing
Islamism is increasingly held not to be a deviant from Islam, but an orthodox aim of the “religion of peace”
Braving the woke mob is a prisoner’s dilemma
Nicholas Shackel, a Professor of Philosophy at University of Cardiff, explains how to turn the prisoner’s dilemma into the free speaker’s game
The religion of human rights
The reaction to the government’s Independent Human Rights Act Review suggests we are in distinct danger of succumbing to a destructively progressive cult
Bursting the bubbles
Surely it would be better for economies if the markets were to run on a more even keel?
Policing art is a slippery slope
The hunger for policing thoughts as well as bodies hasn’t been eradicated, as recent events in New Zealand show