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Brexit: Welsh assembly and government to remove EU flags

European Union flags will be replaced at the Welsh assembly and on Welsh Government buildings on the day the...

What happens after Brexit day: the transitional period the UK enters when it leaves the EU on 31 January, explained

Now that the Brexit bill has been formally approved by Lords and MPs, the UK must turn it’s attention to the...

Brexit deal becomes UK law, paving way for EU departure next week

Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal has officially become UK law, paving the way for the country to leave the EU...

Where do Lisa Nandy and Rebecca Long-Bailey stand on Brexit as Jess Phillips drops out of the Labour leadership race?

After Labour suffered its worst electoral defeat since 1935 in the December 2019 general election, Jeremy Corbyn announced that...

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National Police officers entered MALAGA football club’s offices

National Police officers entered MALAGA football club’s offices yesterday morning to request financial documentation in an action that has...

Tickets will be on sale for the new ‘low-cost AVE’

Tickets will be on sale for the new ‘low-cost AVE’ rail link from this Monday (January 27), even though...

ZARA has been snubbed in the latest list of the global top 100 strongest and most valuable brands

ZARA has been snubbed in the latest list of the global top 100 strongest and most valuable brands. The...

The death toll from the powerful storm that swept through parts of Spain earlier this week has risen to nine

The death toll from the powerful storm that swept through parts of Spain earlier this week has risen to...

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Brexit reflections from David Jones
Here is the latest in our series reflecting on the Brexit process with regular BrexitCentral authors and others who have played an important role in our journey out of the European Union. Here are the answers to our questions from Conservative MP David Jones, who was a leading light in the Vote Leave campaign in […]
Pro-Brexit business voices must keep on countering the myths propagated by the Establishment
Over the last five years in terms of outcomes, the free democratic world has seen more than its fair share of results where the exercise of that democracy has confounded the pollsters and shocked and belied the conventional wisdom of the Establishment. And has divided countries because that possibility lies at the heart of democracy […]
Are the Remain commentariat ignorant or insincere? Or both?
Not long ago there was a vogue for the work of the American experimental psychologist, Professor Jonathan Haidt. The professor writes about the psychology of moral and political beliefs. Part of his thesis is that left-wing and right-wing sentiments are not symmetrical. He says if you get a group of right-leaning folk to write down […]
Brexit reflections from Douglas Carswell
Here is the latest in our series reflecting on the Brexit process with regular BrexitCentral authors and others who have played an important role in our journey out of the European Union. Here are the answers to our questions from Douglas Carswell, the former Conservative-turned-UKIP MP for Clacton. BC: When did you first come to […]