Working Peer @UKHouseofLords. @teampolitic. Ex MP & SpAd @BTPAuthority & HS2 Res Commissioner. Was @Telegraph columnist, banker & HR Manager. Communitarian

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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Don't give Burnham this easy victory trib.al/2KeXpcr
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Ten years ago today, George Osborne warned that voting to leave the European Union would create a ยฃ30 billion black hole in the public finances. It never happened. Nor did the other dire predictions made by Project Fear during the referendum campaign. In my new book, Ten Years On, I recount the event and what it meant for Vote Leave. Pre-order your copy today.
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This is the video Andy Burnham doesnโ€™t want you to see ๐Ÿ‘‡
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A very important paper, and an important admission from Lord Lilley that the forecasts used to justify UK entry into the Single Market were wrong.
One uncomfortable consequence of political longevity is seeing the facts prove some of one's most confident forecasts wrong. As the trade secretary overseeing Britain's entry into the single market in 1992, I claimed it would wonderfully boost our exports. As I outline in my new paper for Policy Exchange, I was proved wrong. Over our 28-year membership, British goods exports to the EU grew less than 1 per cent a year, while our exports to the 111 countries with which we had no trade deal grew four times as much โ€“ by 87 per cent. Yet the present Business and Trade Secretary, Peter Kyle, is apparently ignorant of this disappointing experience. He has justified the government's proposed 'reset' of relations with the EU by claiming that โ€˜the single market is where the magic happensโ€™. โœ๏ธ Peter Lilley Article | spectator.com/article/a-brexโ€ฆ
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๐ŸšจNEW: A Daily Mail investigation claims a "shadowy" government unit, named RICU, intervenes to write statements by the families of victims of potentially racially linked incidents to stop them from inflaming tensions further with their remarks [@DailyMail]
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One long and lazy series of #badbrexittakes from the Guardian, in chart form... ๐Ÿ™„ โŒ No recognition that sterling was overvalued before the referendum - and already falling. โŒ No acknowledgement of the many flaws in the NBER's Brexit report - simply treated as gospel. โŒ Only a grudging nod to the fact that the UK's performance on global trade has been better than expected - which demolishes the OBR's assumptions. โŒNo mention that UK business investment is recovering as the initial uncertainty has eased. โŒ Nothing on how support for rejoining the EU crumbles once voters are presented with the costs and conditions And isn't it odd for the Guardian - presumably a supporter of free movement of people - to include a chart showing net immigration has surged as evidence of "how Brexit has made Britain poorer"? ๐Ÿค” theguardian.com/politics/202โ€ฆ
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Important reminder here from @anandMenon1, that those selling rejoining the EU as if the terms would still be the same, are just selling a lie. It is 2026, not 2016 - those terms are gone. If the British public didn't want the terms we had, then they certainly won't want these.
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The Sunday Express this morning, covering our exclusive polling showing that 49% of people would be less likely to support rejoining the EU, due to the obligation to accept the Euro - including 40% of remain voters in 2016.
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We have been governed so badly in the past 20 years.
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We've seen such amazing response to our recent polling, and we've much more to come. Great to see that the word is getting out there, and that people are engaging with information in a positive way. A comment published in The Scotsman, yesterday.
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ANDREW NEIL:ย Andy Burnham is not Labour's new messiah โ€” and he might not even be much of an improvement on Starmer. mol.im/a/15896057
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In 2016, the British people assessed the costs and benefits of being an EU member, decided that the costs were too high, so chose to leave. In 2026, the British people are angry that the hard-won freedoms have not been utilised more. Their belief in freedom hasn't changed.
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Following on from the article from Bloomberg yesterday, The Times is also saying that the OBR 4% GDP reduction forecast was "doom-mongering", and correctly outlines that it was a simple average of old forecasts skewed by a 10% outlier. Facts and reality are seeing a comeback.
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๐Ÿ’ฅNEW STATS: As a consequence of high energy costs, Britainโ€™s balance of trade is going from bad to worse. Lower oil exports and no longer manufacturing at a competitive price is the issue, not as some misattribute, leaving the EUโ€™s political union.
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SAS Regimental Association Says Carnsโ€™ Resignation Proves Labour Troubles Bill Is โ€œFundamentally Flawedโ€ order-order.com/2026/06/12/sโ€ฆ
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๐Ÿšจ Breaking - Britainโ€™s economy went backwards in April. ๐Ÿ“‰ GDP fell 0.1% ๐Ÿช Services fell 0.2% ๐Ÿญ Production was flat ๐Ÿ—๏ธ Construction rose just 0.1% Rachel Reeves promised growth. Instead, the economy is stalling. How much longer can Labour blame everyone else?
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๐Ÿšจ BREAKING: Al Carns has resigned as Armed Forces Minister
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In an OpEd in The Independent yesterday, government minister @NickTorfaen outlined his position on why the UK needed to partner with the EU to achieve energy security and lower prices. Our Advisory Council Co-Chair, @johnredwood, disagrees. britain-unbound.org/articlesโ€ฆ
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