UK Government aims to break international law and devolution When the UK Government’s Internal Market Bill was launched, an establishment newspaper in Scotland called it a day of national shame and infamy. It was right. With malice aforethought, the UK Government are breaking international law. In a “specific and limited way” is how the Prime […]
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Impact of the EU: Investing where Westminster had failed We are just a few of days away from the European elections and nearly two months since the supposed exit date of 29th of March and we still don’t have answers from the UK Government to key questions about Brexit. For instance, last week I
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The Queen’s speech marked the start of a new parliament session at Westminster. With the forthcoming European referendum, the Governments programme for the new parliament session at appears to be, at best, light. It was more a story of what wasn’t included rather than what was. There was, however, one area of the speech that
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