Britain

14th June 2018 Nickolai Hubble

How not to pitch Britain

I’m having a tough time trying to persuade the Japanese future in-laws to let their first-born move to London. Relations between Japan and our capital city have been strained since former mayor Boris Johnson flattened a ten-year-old Japanese child trying…

20th March 2018 Nickolai Hubble

Why Britain will succeed

Britain has agreed on a transition deal with the EU. But the EU’s negotiator reminded us that “nothing is agreed until everything is agreed”. So have we agreed on a transition deal or not? The agreement on the transition deal…

16th January 2018 Nickolai Hubble

Britain has an extraordinarily long… maturity

Last week it was China. This week it’s inflation. The US’ bond market is all over the place. Today we look at what’s got bond traders’ knickers in a twist. And if you’re a bond vigilante, how to take advantage…

20th January 2016 Dan Denning

EU makes life miserable for PM

The European Commission is just taunting David Cameron and the British people now.

5th January 2016 Dan Denning

Sweden tightens border controls

The walls are going back up in Europe. That’s a big deal – for several reasons.

17th December 2015 Dan Denning

EU force coming to a border near you

EU troops will be able to take over a member state’s border without permission at the whim of the European Commission.

30th November 2015 Dan Denning

Dutch PM compares EU to Roman Empire

The European Union isn’t an empire in the sense the Soviet Union or Rome was an empire. But it will end up going the same way.

9th January 2009 David Stevenson

Should Britain join the euro party?

It’s the euro’s tenth birthday. And in many ways, the single currency has proved the sceptics wrong and gone from strength to strength. But, says David Stevenson, that’s no reason why Britain should join up.

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