Tag: Brexit

Have we ever had such an incompetent government? Isn’t it so embarrassing? That is how the chattering classes seem to be reacting to the admittedly…

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At one of my family gatherings over Christmas, I found myself arguing a somewhat radical position about what is likely to happen to the shape…

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This is a very, very strange time for British politics. The Article 50 period runs out in a mere 81 days. Having thought it through,…

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‘Tis the season to be cheerful. In this, our last communication of the year, we again pick our political word of the year. Tempting though…

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Jacob Rees-Mogg and Mark Francois could hardly hide their delight. Their attempt to depose Theresa May had of course failed but they had dealt her,…

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Technocrats, commentators and business people are excellent at laying out what is necessary; what ‘must be done’ in public policy to move forward. Politicians, who…

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This article by Joe Zammit-Lucia was first published by City AM on 12 December 2018 It’s like a giant jigsaw puzzle where, however hard you…

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I remember as a youngster in Malta when Malta had an utterly pathetic football team, a 4-0 defeat in, say, Germany would be hailed by the…

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I am sure that Mr Rees-Mogg’s expensive education has given him a mastery of Shakespeare. But just in case, he may want to re-read this…

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Theresa May has been compared to Elizabeth the First. Early in her tenure, Jacob Rees-Mogg lauded her as Gloriana – astride the domestic political scene,…

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Brexit deadlines come and go. Agreements are nearly achieved, but 95 per cent ready is 0 per cent agreed, as both sides are keen to…

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This article first appeared in the Times of Malta A few weeks ago, I wrote in this paper that EU Member States should support the…

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