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Why we should be proud to have voted Leave
Day 5 of our Brexit Book Festival features our Advisory Council Co-Chair, John Redwood, on why we should be proud that we voted to leave the EU
Gully Foyle: Why I Voted to Leave
This fourth entry in our Brexit Book Festival is by author and Britain Unbound contributor Gully Foyle, whose book “75 Brexit Benefits” has received critical acclaim since its publication last September.
Brexit Unbound: Opportunities still ahead
Former Director of the Better Off Out campaign, Rory Broomfield, reflects on his book "Cutting the Gordion Knot" co-authored with Iain Murray in 2014, and what Brexit opportunities still lie ahead for the UK.
Rejoining the EU is not in the National Interest
The second article in our Brexit book festival is from international relations expert and prolific author Philip Cunliffe, the author of the recently released "The National Interest: Politics After Globalization".
Brexit: The Facts Strike Back
In the first of a series of articles on Brexit literature, historian Professor Robert Tombs reflects on a decade on from the Brexit referendum, and looks back at the economic performance of the UK when it was an EU member.